Wideframe

A closer look at Wideframe

Wideframe is an AI assistant editor for Premiere Pro built for editors who hate the assistant work on every shoot: it watches all of your footage and delivers bins and edit-ready timelines linked to your original media, while the creative edit stays with you. Its workflows cover finding any moment by searching every interview and shot by what was said or what is on screen, with results as markers in your sequence, and it is priced as a monthly individual plan with a 7-day free trial.

Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.

When to choose Wideframe

• Premiere Pro editors drowning in footage review, since Wideframe watches all footage and delivers bins and edit-ready timelines linked to original media.
• Editors who want search across interviews and shots, since Wideframe finds any moment by what was said or what is on screen, returning results as sequence markers.

When to choose something else

• Editors on Windows or Linux, or on older Macs, since Wideframe requires an Apple Silicon Mac, M1 or newer, according to the pricing page.
• Editors who want the AI to make the creative edit for them, since Wideframe says the creative edit stays with you and it does the assistant-editor work.

A practical starting workflow

1. Bring Wideframe your shoot footage and let it watch every interview and shot.
2. Search every interview and shot by what was said or what is on screen to find any moment.
3. Take the results back as markers in your sequence, with bins and edit-ready timelines linked to your original media.
4. Keep the creative edit yourself, and start with the 7-day free trial before the monthly plan begins.

Check before committing

• Wideframe is $100 per month for a monthly individual plan, in dollars with no named currency, with a 7-day free trial and no charge today, and the first $100 charge happens when the 7-day trial ends unless you cancel, so no charge fact is recorded.
• Wideframe requires an Apple Silicon Mac, M1 or newer, and the pricing page notes pricing may change after the beta period.
• The directory tagline describes searching and assembling video footage, while the current product is an assistant editor for Premiere Pro; this page describes the current product.

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