# THE PROBLEM

You have six hours of continuous B-roll from a factory tour. The camera operator hit record at the start and let it run, switching between locations, machines, and workers without stopping. You're left with a handful of massive files and no idea what's at timecode 02:47:31.

Breaking continuous footage into usable segments means scrubbing through every minute, setting in/out points, and labeling each section. At roughly one to two hours of work per hour of footage, you're looking at a full day just to make this material findable.

Until it's segmented, that B-roll might as well not exist. Nobody on your team will dig through a four-hour clip to find a fifteen-second shot.

## WITHOUT WIDEFRAME

1–2 hours of work per hour of footage

## WITH WIDEFRAME

Automatic, runs in background

90% TIME SAVED

# HOW YOU SOLVE IT WITH WIDEFRAME

### 01

Point the agent at your continuous footage.

Select the long-form clips that need segmenting. Wideframe works with the original files, with no need to pre-cut or transcode anything.

### 02

Automatic scene segmentation.

The agent detects shot changes, location shifts, and content transitions, then breaks each continuous file into discrete, logical segments. This runs in the background while you work on other projects.

### 03

Browse labeled segments.

Each segment is labeled with a description of its content, such as 'wide shot of assembly line,' 'worker operating CNC machine,' 'exterior loading dock.' Search and filter to find exactly what you need.

# TRY IT

### Start segmenting your B-roll

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