Call-Sheet Watermark Afteruse Receipt

A production call sheet carries a watermark that later desks want to treat as proof that every named body consented to schedule, broadcast, and memorial reuse. The playable pressure is narrower: the row must name the source sheet, holder, performer or crew claimant, requested afteruse, harmed or displaced party, proof bridge, branch posture, and future reader effect.

Branch families:

• certify_watermark_scope: certify only the named call-sheet use; future route must show the receipt.
• lawful_annex_only: legal annex can read the row; public/broadcast use remains blocked.
• sponsor_schedule_capture: sponsor may cite the schedule with disclaimer and public distrust.
• editor_checksum_hold: edit desk holds the sheet behind checksum without laundering it.
• inspector_quarantine: inspector blocks afteruse until the claimant and bridge are named.
• split_call_sheet_broadcast_readers: production sheet and broadcast archive become separate readers.
• false_roster_consent_default: the watermark is misread as blanket consent and leaves a recovery-only scar.

The route consequence is never “the schedule was always valid.” It is a future reader, route cost, claimant scar, or recovery branch.