The whole clip
Change every cut at once. Tempo, mood, and what a character wears.
The whole clip, the door beside the outputs, opens the face that edits every cut at once. Each row is a real edit applied across the strip, with its own Undo. A bottom row of doors covers the acts that belong to the whole film.
Tempo
Twice as fast halves every hold. Half speed doubles them. The row’s readout shows the clip’s current total. Tempo is a real edit to the holds, so the strip stays the truth: what you see on the cut cards is what plays.
Mood
Day for night. Pick a mood and every cut’s atmosphere changes together, so a clip you shot at noon becomes a night film in one tap. The scene itself keeps its own mood; this dresses the clip.
Wearing
Pick a character and choose what they wear across the whole clip: any of their outfits, or As saved. One tap re-dresses them in every cut. Shoot the film once, then release it in a different costume. The row appears only when the clip has figs wearing skins.
Doors
The bottom row holds the film’s four doors. ↗ Share opens the share face . + Music sets the clip’s song . + Talk over it records narration over the film. Frame puts a frame on the whole clip.
Whole-clip edits are ordinary edits underneath, so Undo on this face takes back the last one in one step.