# THE PROBLEM

A 3-day corporate retreat just ended. Five cameras covered different tracks, main stage, breakout rooms, outdoor activities, meals, and candid moments. The CEO wants a chronological recap video for the all-hands meeting next week. It needs to feel like you were there, covering each day's key moments in order.

The first challenge is just sorting. Five cameras means five different timelines with overlapping coverage. Figuring out what happened when (and which camera had the best angle) is a puzzle before any editing starts. Then you need to select the moments that represent each part of the retreat without the video running too long.

Chronological recaps require organization more than creativity. The story structure is the event itself. What takes time is matching footage to the timeline and choosing which moments earn their place in the cut.

## WITHOUT WIDEFRAME

1–2 days of sorting and assembling

## WITH WIDEFRAME

Chronological assembly in under an hour

**85% TIME SAVED**

## HOW YOU SOLVE IT WITH WIDEFRAME

01

**Import all cameras and footage**  
Bring in footage from all 5 cameras. Wideframe uses metadata and content analysis to place every clip on a unified timeline across all 3 days.

02

**Review the chronological assembly**  
Wideframe's agent builds a chronological sequence, selecting representative moments from each segment of the event and choosing the strongest camera angle for each.

03

**Curate and trim**  
Watch through the assembled recap. Remove moments that don't carry weight, extend the ones that do, and adjust pacing so each day gets appropriate coverage. Add titles or lower thirds if needed.

### Assemble your event recap

Wideframe gives you an AI agent that handles the mechanical work of video editing so you can focus on the creative decisions.