Research
Build an evidence-rich source library.
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From Frame
to Screen
Plan, shape, and manage every stage of filmmaking—from first idea to final cut.
FrameAid / Production workflow
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Current stageStory development
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Cinema first
The filmmaker stays at the center.
FrameAid is not a generic AI tool wrapped around a production checklist. It begins with story, material, people, and the nonlinear reality of filmmaking.
Intelligence supports the work by finding context and revealing connections. It never replaces authorship, taste, or the final editorial decision.
Production workflow
One continuous line from discovery to final cut.
Keep the full production history visible as raw research becomes a structured story.
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Research
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Subjects
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Interviews
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Locations
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Assembly
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Final Cut
FrameAid Origin
Documentary
Production Workspace
A focused workspace for documentary teams—from research and interviews to story assembly.
Explore Origin →Interviews
Plan, capture, and connect every conversation.
Transcripts
Read, annotate, and select with timecode context.
Assembly
Shape chosen moments into a narrative path.
Production Canvas
See subjects, themes, locations, and story elements together.
Production Canvas
Step back. See the whole film.
Arrange subjects, research, interviews, locations, themes, and story elements in one spatial production environment.
The Silent CurrentProduction Canvas
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Subject
Maya Bennett
Keeper of the river archive
Transcript selection
“We learned the seasons by listening to the water against the stone.”
00:24:18 — 00:24:36Story beat
The last winter flood
One event. Three conflicting memories.
Theme
Belonging
Appears in 7 sources
Visual foundation — interactions coming later
Zero.Aid / Production assistant
Intelligence supports the filmmaker's decisions.
Zero.Aid works quietly inside FrameAid, bringing relevant context, patterns, and gaps to the production moment where they matter.
Contextual insight
3 selected interviews · Story view
Two subjects remember the winter flood differently. The contrast may strengthen the film’s central question about memory and place.
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Suggestion only · You remain in control
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Documentary production from research and interviews through story assembly.
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