Scene Analysis
Each detected scene includes everything you need to find it later.
Representative frame extracted for visual browsing and search results.
Natural-language summary of the scene including setting, action, and mood.
Detected objects listed as searchable metadata (people, vehicles, props, text).
Wide, medium, close-up, extreme close-up, and other standard shot classifications.
Eye level, high angle, low angle, overhead, dutch, and more.
The primary color palette of the scene, searchable as a filter.
Scene Groups
Group related clips into scene groups with scene numbers, take numbers, and a preferred take marker. Built for multi-camera and multi-take production workflows.
Create scene groups with a name, scene number, description, and color. Assign videos as takes with auto-incrementing take numbers. Set a preferred take for each scene.
FrameQuery can auto-group videos by filename patterns. Files named Scene01_Take01, Scene01_Take02 are automatically grouped under the same scene with correct take numbers.
Source Controls
Override AI feature settings per source folder. Enable scene detection on one source while disabling it on another. Useful when you have mixed content (raw production footage vs. screen recordings) that needs different treatment.
Coming Soon
Detect clapperboards and slates in your footage to automatically identify scene and take boundaries. Group multi-take shots without manual sorting. Currently on the roadmap.
See our roadmap