
I used to rewatch a competitor's Short twenty times with a notepad. Now I paste the link and get the cut list, the framing and the reason each shot is there before my coffee's cold.
The sub-frame breakdown is the part nobody else does. Seeing that a 6-second take is really four beats changed how I cut my own footage.
We hand the reproduction storyboard straight to the crew. It's the closest thing to a shot list we've ever gotten out of a piece of software.
A real analysis of a 39.6s YouTube Shorts clip: 22 rows across 10 cuts and 12 sub-frames. Tap any card on the timeline to browse it, or open a shot for its full framing, camera and reproduction notes.