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From owned footage to finished assets
Use Shotstack source media, reusable timelines, renders, and hosted outputs to run your video pipeline. Inspect source duration, resolution, and format before assembling the approved timeline.
What you can do with Shotstack.
Media ready for editing
Inspect source duration, resolution, and format before assembling the approved timeline.
Renders followed to completion
Track each render job and retrieve its actual output assets before handing work to distribution.
Templates that scale
Maintain reusable edit templates and connect personalized versions to your campaign or content register.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace to build a video production queue. Bring the operating rules and source records you want it to use.
02
Connect Shotstack
Connect your Shotstack account with access to the records and actions your mission needs. Connect the companion apps you want involved in the handoff.
03
Delegate an outcome
Start with: Build a video production queue. Define the account scope, approval rules, and destination for the result. SPIRITT runs the work and verifies the outcome.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Shotstack to work.
From owned footage to finished assets
Questions
Shotstack, with SPIRITT.
01How does it prepare source media?+
Inspect source duration, resolution, and format before assembling the approved timeline. Inspect duration and resolution first, render the agreed output, and send the completed video to Slack with its render ID for approval.
02Can it retrieve completed video assets?+
Track each render job and retrieve its actual output assets before handing work to distribution. Inspect the source media, submit approved timelines, check render status, and deliver verified output assets to Google Drive.
03Can it maintain reusable timelines?+
Maintain reusable edit templates and connect personalized versions to your campaign or content register. Retrieve the saved definition, render a sample, and deliver the verified output and template ID to the content team.
04What do I connect to get started with Shotstack?+
Connect your Shotstack account, identify the records or project scope for the mission, and provide the operating rules. For build a video production queue, start with the source inputs described in that mission and authorize the companion apps used for its handoffs.
05Is a callback URL proof a render finished?+
No. Callback configuration describes notification settings, not render status or output. SPIRITT checks render status and retrieves the finished assets; it also waits for ingested media to become ready before using it in a timeline.
06Can it keep uploads and renders in separate environments?+
Source and template listing support environment selection. SPIRITT keeps stage and production references distinct, checks media readiness, and uses explicit source and template IDs rather than assuming similarly named assets are interchangeable.