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How to break down a video shot by shot?

Split any reference clip into timecoded shots to inspect framing, motion, and cut transitions.

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Shot Cut Timeline4-Frame Contact SheetsCamera + 129.2 BPM GridOCR Captions & SFXRemake Prompts & ZIP
01 / YOUR REFERENCE

Start with a clip worth studying.

See every frame, cut, camera move, on-screen caption, and audio transient—then turn them into ready-to-run remake prompts.

  • Frame-accurate timecodes & 4-frame contact sheets per shot
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02 / THE BREAKDOWN

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Copyright-Safe Open Showcase · Caminandes 3: Llamigos (CC BY 4.0 · © Blender Foundation | studio.blender.org): 22.00s excerpt · 16 shots · 129.2 BPM · 4 SFX transients · Real Gemini VLM output

AI-generated video (model estimate) 93%3D Animation / CGI 7%

Shot 01

AI-generated video (model estimate)Open
0.00–1.79s · Duration 1.79s
Extracted 4-Frame Contact Sheet (click to jump)
Visuals
A close-up shot of a stylized, cartoonish llama-like creature with large expressive eyes standing in a snowy mountainous landscape. The character looks around with a startled or anxious expression before another animal passes by in the foreground.
Camera & Pace
Fixed camera (static framing) · 1.79s duration.
On-Screen Text
No on-screen captions detected in this shot.
Audio Cues
Score & ambience transition without foreground speech · Full stems and energy curve included in exported ZIP.
Remake Prompt for This Shot
A close-up shot of a stylized 3D cartoon llama with large expressive eyes standing in a snowy landscape. The llama looks around with a startled expression, blinking its big eyes, while another animal walks past in the foreground.
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Find the cuts first, then inspect each shot

Shot breakdown starts with exact cut boundaries and shot durations. Flashes, occlusions, and fast camera whips can trigger false cuts, so always verify the timeline against the source clip.

Record why each visual beat works

Document the subject, composition, action, shot size, lighting, and camera movement per shot—then pair them with on-screen captions and audio cues to see how viewer attention moves.

Turn observations into a production plan

Each shot remake prompt is an execution blueprint based on observed visuals—not the original creator’s literal prompt, and not a guarantee of identical generation.

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