# THE PROBLEM

Wideframe analyzed your footage and tagged everything, speaker IDs on each interview clip, scene labels, quality scores, content descriptions. That data is useful inside Wideframe. But once you move to Premiere Pro for the edit, all of it disappears. You're back to scrubbing through clips with no context.

Premiere Pro has a metadata panel. It supports custom fields. You can search by metadata. In theory, this is exactly where AI analysis data should live. In practice, nobody manually types AI-generated tags into Premiere's metadata fields for hundreds of clips. The effort would cancel out whatever time the analysis saved in the first place.

The analysis already happened. The data already exists. The gap is getting it from Wideframe into Premiere's metadata system so you can actually use it where you edit.

## WITHOUT WIDEFRAME

- Manually tagging metadata in Premiere (rarely done, hours if attempted)

## WITH WIDEFRAME

- Metadata populated automatically on import
- 95% TIME SAVED

# HOW YOU SOLVE IT WITH WIDEFRAME

## 01

Run analysis on your footage in Wideframe.

Import your media and let Wideframe's agent analyze it. Speaker identification, scene classification, shot type detection, audio quality scoring, all the metadata gets generated automatically.

## 02

Export with metadata embedded.

When you export to .prproj, Wideframe writes the analysis data into Premiere-compatible metadata fields on each clip. Speaker names, scene labels, quality scores, and content descriptions all carry over.

## 03

Search and filter natively in Premiere.

Open the project in Premiere and use the metadata panel to find what you need. Search for a speaker name, filter by scene label, sort by quality score. The data is native, with no extensions or workarounds required.

# TRY IT

### Bring your AI analysis into Premiere's metadata

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.

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## RELATED USE CASES

1. **Auto-Log an Entire Shoot Day**  
   Connect a day's footage and get it fully analyzed, tagged, and searchable without manual logging.

2. **Identify Speakers Across Interview Footage**  
   Know who's speaking in every clip without watching every take. Speaker ID across your full shoot.

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