Guy Cochran

Guy Cochran’s public work brings together video-production practice, technical education, and automation. His GitHub profile identifies DVE Store, while Office Hours Global and his published interview place him in a community of filmmakers, broadcasters, and engineers who share practical production knowledge.

His Resolve automation project connects DaVinci Resolve to the Model Context Protocol, allowing compatible clients to inspect and operate parts of an editing workflow. A separate switcher project applies that approach to Blackmagic ATEM equipment, with documented commands for production control.

An editor can explore commands for timeline work, captions, and multi-track interviews; a live operator can investigate control of switching, macros, recording, and streaming. These tools connect to real production systems, so a rehearsal project or off-air setup is a useful place to understand the supported actions and current requirements.

Radar follows Cochran because his experiments connect natural-language interfaces to the equipment and software people already use. The repositories show the technical implementation, while his Office Hours interview explains the community surrounding the work. That combination makes both the ideas and their production context easier to follow.