What happens to your film after you upload it. Published only for controls that are in place.
Last updated September 9, 2026
Self-serve aiScreeningRoom is the indie path. There is no test audience. Testers never see the film, so they cannot leak it. Processing still uses private cloud storage and paid AI APIs. For major-studio security requirements, ask about the private-tenancy path rather than assuming self-serve meets that bar. aiScreeningRoom is not currently TPN assessed. We have not published a SOC 2 report.
Uploads are stored in private Google Cloud Storage buckets, not public buckets. Browser uploads use signed URLs with restricted origins. The Site and the application are served over HTTPS.
Customer film files are not viewed in the ordinary course. During private beta, authorized admins may read reports and chat transcripts to diagnose support issues. That access is read-only.
You can create a read-only link to a completed report and send it to people you choose. Anyone with the link can open it. The link does not expire. Felix chat is not on the shared page.
If we become aware of confirmed unauthorized access to your film or any derivative of it, we will notify you without undue delay, and within any shorter period required by your agreement with us.
To report a vulnerability or a suspected incident, use the Contact page with topic Security, or email ccw+332@email.cinemacloud.works. CinemaCloudWorks, Inc. operates that mail domain.