Every camera, the whole shoot, exactly as it comes off the cards. Back overnight as a finished film plus an editable Premiere or Resolve timeline.
It works out what happened, who matters, and what the film should be. Here's how, and where it stops.
Yes, narrowing in stages from the part of the day down to the moment, as precisely as the footage allows.
Yes, by the stages and moments of the event, not by card and filename.
No. It finds everyone who recurs and works out their roles on its own, with no names and no identity lookup.
Yes, even on camera mics, and what's said can decide which shot makes the cut.
No, cuts land between phrases and don't split words.
Yes, wherever the source audio matters, and brings it back after.
Yes, like the picture: songs are matched to the footage, and cuts and fades land on the beat.
Yes, by what the film needs, not by how much was shot.
Yes, down to the couple of seconds that belong in the film.
Yes, it revisits earlier choices as the edit takes shape.
Optionally, with your own music or a short brief, including how long the film should be.
A finished film, plus the same cut as an editable Premiere or Resolve timeline with alternate takes ready to swap in.
Yes, every run produces a full, time-coded log of the footage that stands on its own.
It stays on the machine that processes it. Only text, optionally, goes through an API for speed.
Upload it to a shared Google Drive, then download just the output folder, which opens next to your footage with nothing offline.
Client-ready polish. The film is complete, but the final polish still comes from an editor.
Search. The data to search the footage already exists. The search box doesn't yet.
Other kinds of events. It's only been tested on Indian weddings so far, though it isn't specific to weddings or any one culture.
Client films aren't mine to show, so the demo is your own footage. You get the film, the timeline and the full analysis, and tell me where it breaks.
Email me for a free runNo footage, just thoughts or questions? Same address: hello@newcut.ai. I read everything.