Indie narrative film
Narrative film sync (indie, dual-system)
When the boom goes into a recorder and the cameras keep their own scratch mics, PimCut lines each camera up against the recorder's sound in your browser — no hardware timecode — and exports a synced timeline to Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve. One project takes one continuous recorder file: if your recorder writes a file per take, each take is its own project.
Funded productions sync dual-system sound with hardware timecode. No-budget narrative doesn't have it — a boom into one rolling recorder file against camera mics, dozens of takes, is exactly the problem this engine exists for, and sync runs on it today. The assembled first cut is built for music today. This lane opens with its founding editor.
Built for music videos first — this lane opens with a founding field editor. Vote below, and you are on its beta list the day it opens.
Sync needs one shared audio reference, not a song. The beat-matched cut is music-first — vote for what's next.
Now — sync on any shoot · the cut for music videos · Next — podcasts (multicam) · Later — the cut for documentary · broadcast