0.4.10 — 2026-05-22
One project per episode, per-scene settings, auto-cam history
An episode is one project with many scenes. Clips, verticals, and alternate cuts all live as scenes under the same roof. Each scene has its own stage, lock, and settings.
Features:
- An episode is now one project. Opening a clip from that episode in the editor adds it as a new scene to the existing project instead of starting a new one.
- When you click Open in editor from the library, you'll be asked whether to add to the existing project or start fresh.
- Each scene has its own stage badge (draft, rough cut, ready). The project-level badge is gone.
- Per-scene edit lock. Locking one scene doesn't stop another producer from working on a different scene of the same episode.
- Per-scene canvas size. The vertical clip and the wide cut can live side by side without fighting over a single setting.
- Per-scene multicam framing. Scale and position tweaks on an angle apply only within the scene, not across the whole project.
- Auto-cam history. Each scene keeps a list of past auto-cam runs with the settings and outcome, so you can re-run with last time's settings as the starting point. You can also save a configuration as a profile to share across scenes.
- Auto-cam: one smart Re-run button. No separate Undo step. Re-run does both.
- Auto-cam: plain-language prompt that adjusts the knobs. Type "cut faster on Lauren" and the settings move.
- Auto-cam: optional knobs for producers who want a longer hold on the wide shot.
- Timeline tool shortcuts and a Select tool button on the timeline toolbar.
- Invite is owner-only now and asks for the new account's role at invite time.
- Tools menu: Review AI cuts entry. The review screen only opens automatically on the main scene; for clips or alt scenes, you can pull it up from the menu.
Improvements:
- Fewer black frames when the network hiccups during playback.
Fixes:
- Typing in the title content field no longer loses focus or drops characters mid-keystroke.
- Preview no longer stutters or shows the wrong camera while a fetch is happening in the background.