One long drama. A batch of shorts.
The client sends the episodes and subtitles. The pipeline reads the story frame by frame, splits scenes, plans each cut, then adds bilingual subtitles and music. A person reviews every clip before delivery.
- 61 → 28
- episodes across 3 series, cut into 28 vertical clips
- 2–3 min
- per clip, cut along story beats
- ZH / EN
- bilingual subtitles, music planned per segment
- 3 days
- to deliver the first batch
Excerpts from delivered clips, muted and looping. Each label is the plan name the pipeline gave that cut.
Every step leaves something you can check
- 01Read every frame
One frame per second, described in plain language.
Ep 4 · 00:01Five men in an ornate private room around a white table set with beer and flowers. 
Ep 4 · 00:05A young man in a black Chinese-style jacket, arms crossed, looking straight at the camera. - 02Split scenes
Subtitles and frames together turn each episode into story scenes.
Scene 02 · She arrives lateEp 4 · 00:23–00:44She walks into the room; the camera cuts between her entrance, the others' reactions and the seating.
- 03Group the story
Adjacent episodes become one complete arc with a set amount of footage.
Group 02 · Power shiftEps 4–6 · ~557 sPrivate pressure in the first half, a public workplace takeover in the second, split at the appointment.
- 04Plan the cut
Two cuts per arc, each with its hook, length and trade-offs written down.
The KTV test cutTarget 150–210 sOpen on the drinking-game dare and compress the setup; keep the hallway warning; end on her talking herself down.
- 05Finish and review
Cut to plan, add bilingual subtitles and segment music, then review each clip by hand.
- Format
- 1080 × 1920 vertical
- Subtitles
- Chinese + English
- Music
- Planned per segment
- Per arc
- 2 versions
Series footage belongs to its rights holders. This page shows excerpts of pipeline output only.
