Can a podcast agency or editor use Cutora for a host's video?
By Mohamed Mokbel, founder · Last updated:
Yes, as a first cut for footage of a host talking to camera, which you hand to your own editor as project files.
At a glance
- Handoff
- A ZIP of project files for your editor
- Review copy
- An MP4 in vertical or horizontal
- Fits
- A host talking to camera, alone
- Cuts
- Exact to the frame at 30 fps
Source: Cutora AI product facts. Last updated .
How would an agency or editor use it?
- Upload the host's recorded video to your own account.
- Let the first cut remove long pauses, false starts and repeated takes.
- Check the cuts on the timeline and restore anything the host wanted.
- Download the Export to your editor ZIP, or an MP4 for review.
- Finish the episode in your own editor, adding what Cutora does not carry.
What does the handoff carry?
- The cuts, exact to the frame at 30 fps, in FCPXML, EDL and OpenTimelineIO files.
- An SRT file with the captions.
- A cut list and a loss report that names what your edit loses.
- We checked the import in DaVinci Resolve 21.
Is there a team option?
We are planning a small pilot of a shared workspace for teams. To ask about it, write to hello@usecutora.com.
Where next?
FAQ
How do I pass the cuts to my editor?
Download the Export to your editor ZIP. It holds project files, an SRT and a cut list. Your editor puts the original footage in a media folder.
Does the ZIP contain the video?
No. It holds text files only, and your footage stays as you recorded it.
Are the cuts frame-accurate?
The cuts are exact to the frame at 30 fps, in every timeline file.
Does it separate the host from a guest?
No. It treats every voice as one.