Short & detailed summaries
Orient yourself quickly, go deeper into a recording, or ask for a focused account of a topic.
MEDIA LIBRARIES / FOR TEAMS WITH AN ARCHIVEEverything you filmed.
Everything you filmed.
Still full of possibility.
Find what happens, what’s said, and how stories connect across your footage. Turn years of material into answers, source moments, and new productions.
YOUR NEXT STORYIS ALREADY IN THERE.Illustrative source footage
BRING
Interviews, episodes, events, productions, and the questions your team needs to answer.
FIND
Relevant material through natural-language search across visual content, dialogue, and story structure.
MAKE
A summary, a compilation, a longform story, or a new campaign from the archive.
UNDERSTANDING THAT CHANGES THE EDITFind the moment.
Find the moment.
Keep its meaning.
Starzero connects different layers of a video so you can move from an overview to the exact material worth using.
WHAT STARZERO UNDERSTANDSWHAT IT HELPS YOU DO
Narrative threads
Follow a storyline through related scenes instead of treating every moment as an isolated hit.
Scenes, shots & cut boundaries
Inspect the sequence around an answer and choose usable source material at the level the edit needs.
Transcripts & speaker diarization
Read what was said and distinguish who spoke when, with timestamps tied to the source.
Speaker annotation
Connect “Speaker 1” to a name so transcripts and source moments are easier to follow.
Visual content & natural-language search
Find an action, subject, or setting, as well as the dialogue and ideas inside your material.
Character identity · selected workflows
Add who appears where for supported character workflows. Discuss the footage and identity requirements with the team.
EXAMPLE / AN EDITORIAL QUESTION
“Find where these guests disagree about the launch. Show me the surrounding answers, then build a comparison that gives both arguments room.”
From question to production
- Search dialogue, summaries, and scenes.
- Review the speakers and source context.
- Bring selected moments into one editable story.
- Ask for the next revision in chat.
An example direction, not a recorded search result.
AN ARCHIVE YOUR TEAM CAN WORK WITHStop restarting
Stop restarting
the research.
Return to the same library with a new brief. Find material for a launch recap, an anniversary film, a leadership interview, or a research question that spans many recordings.
Keep important source context in the process. Ask the agents to research a claim, inspect the sources they find, and make an editorial decision before including it in a new piece.
Turn recurring work into a workflow ↗Plan the first library.
What makes a useful starting brief?
Choose a question your team has already spent time answering, or a production that requires moments from multiple videos. Bring a representative selection of footage and describe the desired output.
Can we use the understanding without making a video?
Yes. Search, summaries, transcripts, scenes, narrative threads, and speaker information are useful outputs themselves. The API also exposes analysis resources for your own applications.
What should we discuss for a large archive?
Source volume and duration, how material arrives, access requirements, the outputs you need, and the systems that consume them. The team can discuss the implementation and commercial fit for that workflow.