THE PROBLEM

You just wrapped a three-day corporate shoot. There are 380 clips spread across 12 cards from two cameras and a drone. Every clip has a camera-generated filename like C0047.MP4. Nothing is labeled, nothing is organized, and the producer wants a rough assembly by Friday.

Manual logging means watching every clip, noting content, tagging takes, and building a spreadsheet. That's the rest of your week gone before you even open a timeline.

Most editors skip thorough logging because it takes too long, then pay for it later when they can't find the right take during crunch time. It's a tradeoff that shouldn't exist.

WITHOUT WIDEFRAME

4–6 hours of manual logging

WITH WIDEFRAME

~30 minutes of analysis time (unattended)

88% TIME SAVED

HOW YOU SOLVE IT WITH WIDEFRAME

01

Connect your drives
Point Wideframe at the folders or drives containing your shoot media. It works with any standard video format, with no transcoding or prep needed.

02

Let the agent analyze everything
Wideframe's agent works through every clip, identifying content, tagging scenes, and logging metadata. You go handle other tasks while it runs, this part doesn't need you.

03

Review your tagged, searchable library
Come back to a fully logged shoot. Every clip is tagged with scene descriptions, shot types, and searchable content notes. Start pulling selects instead of scrubbing through raw footage.

TRY IT

Start logging your shoot footage

Wideframe gives you an AI agent that handles the mechanical work of video editing so you can focus on the creative decisions. 7-day free trial.

REQUIRES APPLE SILICON

RELATED USE CASES

[AGENTIC SEARCH]

Find a Specific Sound Bite Across Hundreds of Hours
Search for exact dialogue across your entire footage library in seconds, not hours of scrubbing.

[SEQUENCE ASSEMBLY]

Build a Rough Cut from a Creative Brief
Describe what you want and get a timeline assembled from your footage in minutes, not days.

[PREMIERE PRO INTEGRATION]

Auto-Organize Bins in Your Premiere Project
Get structured bin hierarchies with footage sorted by scene, subject, shot type, or date, generated automatically.