Assistant Editors
Eliminate take-by-take retime setup on every slow-motion clip. Your dailies prep drops from hours to minutes.
Automated retime effect handling
Offspeed Footage Handled Automatically
Slow-motion and mixed-frame-rate workflows have one universal truth: retime work is incredibly easy to get wrong and astronomically time-consuming. Developing Tank automates your retime-oriented tasks, ensuring perfect accuracy every time.
Manual Retime vs. Automated
Without Developing Tank
- Setting timewarp/speed effects by hand for 50+ clips
- Hand-calculating frame-rate conversions (error-prone)
- Re-doing setup when metadata changes
- Verifying math on every single clip
- Manual subclip organization for editorial
Result: 2–3 hours per dailies cycle, zero guarantee of accuracy.
With Developing Tank
- Upload your Avid bin or AAF once
- Retime effects applied automatically based on metadata
- Subclips generated and organized instantly
- Math is deterministic and verifiable
- Frame rates locked to project specs
Result: 10 minutes. Perfect accuracy. Every time.
Picture Editors
Start cutting with ready-to-edit clips. No waiting weeks for retime setup on shots from yesterday's dailies.
Online Editors
Receive sequences with retimed subclips already separated. No hunting through bins for manually-created retime clips.
The automated process
Three Steps to Perfect Retimes
Upload your dailies in Avid bin or AAF format. Developing Tank automatically detects slow-motion materials, applies retime effects consistent with your project frame rate, and generates subclips ready for editorial. What once took hours of manual setup now takes minutes—with verifiable accuracy every time.
- Detects offspeed clips from source metadata automatically
- Applies correct Timewarp/Speed effects based on frame rates
- Generates subclips matching your project specifications
- Creates sequences of retimed subclips for easy syncing
- Supports 24fps → 480fps, fast-motion, variable-speed ramps
Accurate conversions
Frame-rate math that's deterministic and verifiable, not hand-calculated and error-prone.
Organized subclips
Retime subclips are automatically separated and categorized for editorial workflow.
Multiple Cameras
Support multiple cameras by stacking all cameras in one sequence along with any external audio to be synced and grouped.