Search instead of scrubbing
Find dialogue, actions and scenes across your footage by describing what you need.
Tellers for tv post-production
Find the right moments. Start the rough cut sooner.
Search hours of rushes, find shots that match the story, and assemble an editable first cut. Keep shaping the programme in Tellers or your usual editing system.
- Search across rushes
- Script-led assemblies
- Professional timeline export
Example editorial brief
“Build a two-minute sequence around this interview. Keep the answer in context and use location footage to illustrate the narration.”
Ask for an editable first cut, then make it yours.
What you can do
Give editors a better starting point.
Build around editorial intent
Use a script, transcript or sequence brief to guide selects, structure and the first assembly.
Continue in the finishing room
Review the cut and export an editable timeline for your established post-production workflow.
How it works
From your source
to your next video.
For the example above
- Relevant interview selects
- A B-roll pass
- An editable first assembly
Define the production workflow
Bring representative media and your ingest, interchange and delivery requirements. Confirm the setup for your editing system.
Find and assemble
Index the footage, search for useful moments, and ask for a selects reel, sequence or rough cut.
Review and hand off
Check the choices and timing. Validate the export and media relinking in your production environment.
You keep creative control
The editor still shapes the programme.
Tellers helps with searching and assembly. Your team makes the editorial decisions and checks the sequence before finishing.
See pricing and how AI usage worksBefore you get started
Can Tellers work with broadcast media and Avid workflows?
Tellers supports professional workflows involving MXF and AAF. Share representative files and your NLE version so the ingest, export and relinking path can be checked for your production.
Can we finish in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve?
Yes. Editable timeline export supports professional finishing workflows. Validate the interchange format and the elements you need to carry over before using it in production.
Does the AI make the final editorial decisions?
No. Treat the result as a first assembly. Editors review the selected material, context, pacing and structure, then revise the timeline.
Start with a representative sequence.
Tell us your footage volume, editing system and the part of the workflow you want to speed up.