Choose the moments that make viewers want more.
Turn selected footage into a trailer with a clear opening, rising tension, and a final title. Edit the sequence manually in Studio. Combine dialogue, music, and text while keeping control of which story details you reveal.
Studio runs in a desktop or laptop browser, not on a phone.
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What you can create
Select the shots that carry the story
Upload footage, split clips, and trim each selection. Arrange the shots to introduce the setting, show the conflict, and leave a question.
Add context between scenes
Create editable titles for the film name, release details, or short lines of context. Set when each title appears.
Balance the trailer's sound
Place music or narration alongside your clips. Adjust volume and audio fades so the dialogue remains understandable.
From your idea to finished content
Gather the shots and soundtrack
Open Studio and upload the footage and audio you want to use. Choose the moments that introduce your film's central question.
Build the trailer's sequence
Split and trim clips, then arrange them in your chosen order. Add the film title and position music beneath the footage.
Review the ending and export
Check dialogue, title readability, and the final shot. Save the project and export an MP4 or WebM video.
Two trailer editing checklists
Use these sequences as editing plans for footage you already have.
A documentary preview
Open with a question from an interview. Show the location and a conflicting detail. End with the documentary title.
A short film teaser
Introduce the main character with one quiet shot. Follow with a disruption. Cut before the resolution and show the film title.
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