What term is used for the final set of audio assets intended for sharing between studios?

• A. Deliverables
• B. DCP
• C. Cue Sheet
• D. BWAV/BWF

Answer: (A)

Deliverables denote the final handoff package of audio assets prepared for sharing between studios. In a post-production workflow, this includes the finished materials approved for distribution or further work, such as the final stereo mix, stems, required formats, and any supporting documentation or metadata. This term specifically captures the idea of a complete set of assets ready to be transmitted to another facility or client. The other options refer to specific things within the process but don’t describe the complete package being shared: a DCP is for cinema distribution, a Cue Sheet records music usage and rights, and BWAV/BWF is a file format with embedded metadata used for individual files or archiving rather than the entire handoff package.