Verify Every Shoot's Footage Is Backed Up Before You Leave Set
A videographer's nightmare is discovering a corrupt card after the client's one-time event. Log each card's offload and verify redundant backups before leaving set.
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Log Each Card
As cards offload, log the card, destination and file count.
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Verify Redundancy
Confirm each card lands on two separate drives before wiping.
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Checklist the Wrap
Add a wrap check that no card is cleared until double-backed-up.
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Flag the Unverified
Block the leave-set confirmation if any card lacks its second copy.
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Activate and Test
Activate the workflow with a test offload. Confirm the verification gate holds.
Frequently asked questions
Why is this the top fear?
A wedding or one-time event has no reshoot — a single unverified card is a lawsuit and a ruined reputation.
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