Data Transfer: Securing camera and audio footage onto backup media. Data Organization: Structuring and naming files according to project standards. Backup Strategies: Creating multiple backups for redundancy.
	Color Grading: Applying LUTs (Look-Up Tables) for previewing the desired look. Color Correction: Adjusting color parameters during shooting. Monitoring: Calibrated preview monitoring for real-time image quality evaluation
	On-Set Dailies: Creating preview material (dailies) for directors and producers. Metadata Management: Handling and enriching metadata, such as camera settings or scene information. Integration Processes: Preparing data for post-production (e.g., editing, VFX).
	Codecs and Formats: Working with RAW data, ProRes, DNxHR, and other film formats. Transcoding: Converting files into different formats or resolutions. Syncing: Synchronizing audio and video data.
	Data Verification: Checking checksums (e.g., MD5) to ensure data integrity. Image Analysis: Verifying focus, exposure, and color accuracy. Troubleshooting: Handling data loss or corrupted files.
	Reports: Creating logs of secured data (shot logs, clip reports). Communication: Collaborating with the camera team, post-production, and the director. Consulting: Giving advice on digital data workflows and helping to streamline technical processes.