editing/Scene editor
Scene editor
Scene-level surgery on a finished video: reorder scenes, rewrite narration, regenerate a clip, then reassemble.
VIDEO WALKTHROUGH · 4 min
Fixing a video at the scene level
Reordering by drag, editing narration text, regenerating one clip, and reassembling into a new master.
Recording in production — the written steps below cover the same ground.
What you can change
- Order
- Drag scenes into a different sequence.
- Narration
- Edit the spoken text for a scene and regenerate just that audio.
- The clip
- Regenerate a scene’s visuals, optionally with an edited prompt.
- Duration & transition
- Adjust how long a scene holds and how it moves to the next.
Reassembling
Changes are saved to the scene document; the finished video is only rebuilt when you reassemble. The reassemble dialog shows progress and tells you when the new master is ready.
Undo and redo cover your edits before reassembly. Once reassembled, the previous master is superseded — use the timeline editor’s versions if you want to keep both.
Scene editor vs timeline editor
The scene editor works in units of scenes — good for “this scene is wrong”. The timeline editor works in units of clips and tracks — good for “this needs three more seconds of b-roll and music under it”.
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