# THE PROBLEM

The director wants all the wide establishing shots for the opening montage. Your project has 200+ clips, all with camera-generated filenames like A003_C012_0915LT.mov. Nothing tells you what's a wide, what's a close-up, and what's a medium without opening each one.

You could scrub through every clip and tag them by hand, but that's three to four hours of work just to answer one question. And next week when the director asks for all the over-the-shoulder shots, you'll be doing it again.

Shot type classification is foundational to fast editing, but almost nobody does it because the manual effort isn't worth it on deadline. The clips stay disorganized, and every search for specific coverage means more scrubbing.

## WITHOUT WIDEFRAME

3–4 hours of manual review for 200+ clips

## WITH WIDEFRAME

Filtering available after one-time analysis

92% TIME SAVED

## HOW YOU SOLVE IT WITH WIDEFRAME

### 01

Let the agent analyze your clips

Wideframe processes all your footage and evaluates each clip's framing, subject distance, and composition to determine shot type.

### 02

Automatic shot type classification

Every clip gets tagged with categories including wide, medium, close-up, extreme close-up, over-the-shoulder, insert, aerial, and more. The classification covers standard cinematographic categories.

### 03

Filter and search by shot type

Pull up all your wide establishing shots with a quick search. When the director changes their mind and wants close-ups instead, that's another search, not another afternoon of scrubbing.

### Start classifying your shot library

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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