Measured filmmaking
Wideshot reads a film's grammar the way an editor does — every shot size, camera move, cut and line, measured. Start from a film you love, and direct in its language.
Pick a hand you admire — Greengrass, Wong Kar-wai, Bigelow — and measure its grammar into a style you can direct with.
Choose a director →Bring a script or a cut. Wideshot measures its rhythm and coverage, then helps you assemble in that grammar.
Upload a script →Every shot size, camera move, cut and line is measured from the film — not estimated from a synopsis.
Coverage facts you can trust, and what's not yet verified shown as a locked state. No confidence theater.
The measured identity carries into Create — shot count and duration planned from real rhythm, not a template.