Documentary: keep the day in the order it happened.
The brief for couples who will notice if the baraat follows the pheras. Same editor, same song, a different instruction to AI Cut.
Last updated 4 September 2026
Not for: Not a full-length wedding documentary and not a transcription of speeches.
The brief
Documentary favours chronology. It will still omit hours — a ten-minute film cannot hold an eight-hour day — but what remains should read in sequence.
Pacing
Steadier than Energetic, less shaped than Cinematic Story. Good when the ritual order is the point of the film.
When to pick it
Hindu wedding films, nikah-then-walima if they are one reel, any couple who said “just don’t mix it up.” Wrong for a thirty-second teaser of a dance floor.
After the cut
Walk the timeline against the day. If a later ritual landed early, move it. The product will not rename the rituals for you; you know the order, the timeline will take the change.
Your footage stays on the machine
Editing, playback and export run on your computer. Analyse sends short, low-resolution previews of each clip, which carry the recorded sound, and the app asks you to agree first. Originals are not copied, moved or uploaded. The editor runs worldwide, in English; prices are in Indian rupees.
Questions
Will every ritual appear?
No. The bed’s length is the film’s length. Missing a billed beat is a swap you make after the cut.
How is this different from Cinematic Story?
Cinematic Story shapes acts. Documentary protects sequence. Same four themes live in the app under these names.
Does it need more credits because the film is longer?
Credits follow finished minutes and hours analysed, not the theme name. A longer bed costs more because it is longer.
Get the editor
Windows and Linux now. Claim the licence on the download page. macOS is not shipping yet.