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Analyzing media · 31/31
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Sync Saturday’s interviews
Saturday shoot · now
Pull selects for Andy profile
Andy profile · 2h ago
Clips for episode 41
Podcast · 1d ago
Catalog Lisbon b-roll
Lisbon trip · 3d ago
Rough cut for client review
Northside launch · 4d ago
Label speakers, panel day 2
Summit 2026 · 6d ago
Sync Saturday’s three cameras with the Zoom audio, build a multicam per interview, then pull Andy’s best answers into a string-out.
✓ Analyzing media ›
✓ Transcribing media ›
✓ Syncing A001, B001, C001 to ZOOM0004.WAV ›
● Building string-out from 23 selects ›

Synced 212 clips into 6 multicams

C-cam rolled without sound on interviews 4 and 5, so I matched those by what was said. Multicams are in saturday_multicams.prproj.

  • 04:12 – “I gave notice the week the studio closed”
  • 11:48 – Building the first prototype in his garage
  • 23:05 – The call that changed the company
Responding (14s)
Flag any answers where the lav clipped
+ Attach□ Saturday shootTranscribing media • 1m 3s
Saturday shoot ×
▶00:00:01:16
0:000:100:200:300:400:501:001:10
V3
C001C002C003
V1
A001A002A003A005A007
A1
ZOOM0004.WAV
YBacked by Y Combinator ›

Editors bring Wideframe the work they hate to do on every shoot.

It works the way a good assistant editor would once you teach it your workflows. It watches all of your footage and delivers bins and edit-ready timelines linked to your original media. The creative edit stays with you.

What editors do with Wideframe

WORKFLOWS 1.0–4.0
1.0

Find any moment

Search every interview and shot by what was said or what’s on screen. Results come back as markers in your sequence.

“I was blown away at how it analyzed the footage, told me what scenes were missing from the producer’s initial shot list, and even what scenes only had one-camera coverage versus two.”
Dylan TubaTuba Time Creative
Andy profile ×
▶00:04:12:08
0:0010:0020:0030:0040:0050:001:00:001:10:00
V1
ANDY_INT_A001ANDY_INT_A002ANDY_INT_A003
A1
ANDY_LAV.WAV
Find every time Andy talks about leaving his old job. Mark them in the interview sequence.
✓ Searching 14 interview transcripts ›
✓ Adding markers to andy_profile_interviews.wfseq ›

Found 9 moments across 3 interviews

  • 04:12 – “I gave notice the week the studio closed” ANDY_INT_A001.MOV
  • 09:37 – Telling his manager over lunch ANDY_INT_A001.MOV
  • 21:50 – “I didn’t have a plan, I had a deadline” ANDY_INT_A002.MOV
  • 38:14 – Looking back a year later ANDY_INT_A003.MOV

Markers are labeled by topic. Want them strung out in story order?

Yes, and keep each one under 20 seconds
+ Attach□ Andy profileAll background tasks completed
2.0

Sync cameras and sound

Line up every camera with the separate audio, even when a camera rolled without sound. Get a multicam for each setup.

▸ Saturday shoot
▸ A-cam
▸ B-cam
▸ C-cam
▸ Audio
▸ Multicams
‹ ›  Saturday shoot
18:42
A001_C003.MOV
MOV · 6.1 GB · 3840×2160
18:40
B001_C003.MOV
MOV · 5.8 GB · 3840×2160
18:44
C001_C002.MP4
MP4 · 2.2 GB · 1920×1080
22:15
A001_C004.MOV
MOV · 7.3 GB · 3840×2160
22:09
B001_C004.MOV
MOV · 6.9 GB · 3840×2160
1:41:20
ZOOM0004.WAV
WAV · 1.1 GB · 48 kHz
Sync Saturday’s three cameras with the Zoom audio and build a multicam per interview.
✓ Analyzing media ›
✓ Matching waveforms to ZOOM0004.WAV ›
✓ Matching C-cam by transcript (no camera audio) ›
✓ Building 6 multicam sequences ›

212 clips synced, 6 multicams built

Every angle lines up within a frame. Speakers are labeled ANDY and INTERVIEWER. Open saturday_multicams.prproj in Premiere.

Name each multicam after the interviewee
+ Attach□ Saturday shootAll background tasks completed
3.0

Pull selects and build string-outs

Describe the piece and get the selects laid out as a string-out you can watch in one pass, in transcript order or story order.

“Where it was the most useful was just saying something like, ‘I need a sound bite from Andy, and I need it to be emotional.’ In those moments, it was pretty helpful.”
Bryan MirDirector, Make Believe Pictures
Andy profile ×
▶00:11:40:02
0:001:303:004:306:007:309:0010:30
V1
A1
ANDY_LAV.WAV
Pull the emotional soundbites from Andy’s interview and string them out in story order.
✓ Reading 2h 04m of transcript ›
✓ Scoring 61 candidate soundbites ›
✓ Assembling andy_profile_selects.wfseq ›

23 selects, 11m 40s

Ordered as setup, the leap, the hard year, where he is now. Each section starts with a marker. Open andy_profile_selects.prproj in Premiere.

Now cut a 90-second version for the trailer
+ Attach□ Andy profileAll background tasks completed
4.0

Turn each episode into clips

Find the moments worth clipping, reframe them for vertical and caption them in your style. Save the format and run it on next week’s episode.

“I have at least 10 long-form art classes I had banked, and this product is going to make it possible for me to finally launch these.”
Luz DonahueWideframe customer
▸ Podcast
▸ Episode 41
▸ Episode 42
▸ Clips
▸ Exports
‹ ›  Podcast / Episode 42 / Clips
0:42
ep42_clip01.mp4
1080×1920
0:37
ep42_clip02.mp4
1080×1920
0:51
ep42_clip03.mp4
1080×1920
0:29
ep42_clip04.mp4
1080×1920
0:45
ep42_clip05.mp4
1080×1920
0:33
ep42_clip06.mp4
1080×1920
/social-clips episode 42, six clips in our podcast format
✓ Running skill: social-clips ›
✓ Finding moments in 58 min of conversation ›
✓ Reframing to 9:16 and adding captions ›

6 clips ready

Same caption style and end card as episode 41. Sequences are in ep42_clips.prproj, renders in Exports/.

Make square versions for LinkedIn too
+ Attach□ PodcastAll background tasks completed

Built for professionals to automate repeat work

Set a job up once, then run it on every shoot, episode or client.

PRODUCTIONS
/social-clips episode 43, same as last week
✓ Running skill: social-clips ›
✓ Transcribing media ›
● Finding moments in 1h 02m of conversation ›
Thinking (8s)
Use the guest’s full name in the lower thirds
+ Attach□ PodcastTranscribing media • 42s
WORKSPACE
Podcast
RECENT MENTIONS
ep43_full.mp4
ep42_clips.prproj
captions_style.md
BACKGROUND TASKS Clear
● Transcribing media
Running • 2/3 • 42s
✓ Analyzing media
Completed • 3/3
Same format every weekA saved skill cuts the clips the way you did last time.
Picks up where you left offSessions keep the episode, the workspace and the files you mentioned.
Runs while you editTranscription and analysis keep going in the background.

Where your footage goes

Wideframe analyzes your footage in the cloud to transcribe it and describe each shot. Your original files stay on your drives, and the Premiere projects it writes link back to them. Ask us anything about how your media is handled at [email protected].

Questions

How is Wideframe different from AI video generators like Sora or Runway?

Video generators make new footage from a prompt. Wideframe works on the footage you already shot. It watches every clip and hands you bins, selects and Premiere Pro sequences built from your own media.

Does Wideframe replace Premiere Pro?

No. Wideframe writes Premiere Pro projects (.prproj) with your original media linked. You open them in Premiere and do the creative edit, color and export the way you always have.

What do I need to run it?

A Mac with Apple Silicon (M1 or later). Wideframe analyzes your footage in the cloud to transcribe it and describe each shot. Your original files stay on your drives, and the projects it writes link back to them.

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