Same pipeline, more control
The timeline produces the same scene plan the wizard produces. There is one renderer, so a studio edit cannot drift into a different product.
Studio edits
The full timeline, when the short cut is not enough
Scene timing, transitions, captions, music and voice — edited on a timeline, exported per format.
Planned
Not built. Studio edits are the deep editor; the wizard is deliberately the shallow one.
Some listings deserve more than a template. Studio edits open the film as a timeline: every scene, every transition, every caption cue, the music bed and an optional voice track, all tied to the same render pipeline.
How it is meant to work
Captions as data
Caption cues are timed text, not burned-in frames, until export. That is what makes six-language output possible from one edit.
Built for a team, not a demo
Drafts, versions and a comment trail. An agency can hand a cut to a colleague without emailing a file named final-final-v3.
Specification
- Controls
- Scene timing, transitions, caption cues, music, voice track
- Renderer
- Same scene-plan pipeline as the wizard
- Collaboration
- Drafts, versions, comments — organisation-scoped
- Status
- Phase 3 — not available during early access
Questions
Is this a video editor like Premiere?
No. It edits the scene plan the product understands — photographs, moves, captions, music. It will not accept arbitrary footage, and it is not a replacement for an NLE.
Next
Start with what exists
The workspace, the roles, the credit ledger and the invitation flow are live. Create the account now and be first in line when this milestone opens — no card is collected.