Workflow · Event → Recap

Hours of footage, cut to minutes.

Point Prism at the session recording, one file, start to finish. It finds the moments worth keeping and cuts them into a recap and clips for every platform. You approve every step.

You decide what makes the recap.

Prism does the watching. It reads the full session as it ingests, notices where something happens, and builds a list of moments with speaker, timecode, and transcript attached. You choose what the recap keeps.

Let the agents do the heavy lifting.

No scrubbing through hours of recording. Prism surfaces the strongest moments, keynote to Q&A, and you choose what makes the recap.

Every moment, fully described.

Speaker, timecode, transcript, and what was said, all detected on ingest and pinned to the clip, so the recap builds on what really happened in the room.

Inside the recap.

Everything Prism assembles is already yours: captions in your house style, your music and bumpers on the timeline, and the full Editing Suite under the first cut.

Captions in your house style.

Pick the style once and every cut carries it, the recap and the clips, broadcast to vertical.

Every element, on brand.

Brand music, SOTs, bumpers, lower-thirds, and overlays — one Elements library, dropped onto the timeline without leaving the editor.

The first cut is yours to change.

Trim a moment, swap a shot, tighten a caption. The full Editing Suite sits under every recap, and nothing ships until you say so.

How Event → Recap works.

From session to first cut in four steps. Have your say at every stage.

1

Select the moments.

Prism ingests the session and surfaces what’s worth keeping. You search and select the moments for your recap.

2

Create the assignment.

Lay out your vision — length, tone, format, and style — and the recap builds around the moments you picked.

3

From moments to script.

Prism writes the recap around your chosen moments, every SOT and shot cued, yours to approve or edit.

4

Get your first cut.

Prism delivers a finished first cut on the timeline — ready to export, or fine-tune in the Editing Suite.

One workflow, every capability.

Prism runs the production line, sourcing to shipping, and hands you the controls at any stage.

Ask Prism anything.

Just describe the recap you want, in plain English.

Finds the moments.

Reads the full session and surfaces what’s worth keeping.

Writes the recap script.

SOTs and highlights placed for you to approve or edit.

Captions in your style.

Animated captions, always on brand.

Builds the graphics.

Speaker lower-thirds, bumpers, and chyrons generated in your style.

Voices it your way.

Custom voices, presenters, and personas.

Grade and colour.

Full grading controls, inside the Suite.

Mix the audio.

Levels, clipping, and music, in the editor.

Reframes every format.

The recap and clips, recomposed to 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, and 4:5.

Translates and dubs.

New languages, same voice, captions included.

Cut on the timeline.

Full manual control in the Editing Suite, any time.

Ships every platform.

Broadcast, web, and social — platform-native.

Enterprise

Enterprise-ready, editorially controlled.

Built for broadcasters and media teams turning hours of event coverage into finished recaps: your MAM, your approvals, your brand.

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Editorial control, end to end.

Grounded in the session your team recorded, reviewed by your editors before it ships, traceable to the timecode it came from. Prism never invents footage or fabricates a quote.

Granular team permissions.

Roles, approval gates, and brand controls — configurable per workflow, per brand, per team.

Support that knows your stack.

Dedicated onboarding and deployment, region-specific where you need it.

SOC 2 Type II*
GDPR compliant · EU data residency
Encrypted in transit & at rest

*Independent SOC 2 Type II audit in progress — report expected late 2026.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

The things broadcasters and media teams ask us most. Anything we missed? Book a demo and ask us directly.

Production-grade AI video for broadcasters and media teams. Prism turns hours of event coverage — keynotes, panels, full sessions — into finished, platform-native packages: a broadcast recap, vertical clips for Reels and Shorts, square cuts for the feeds — all from one recording. It’s a production system, not a clip generator.
No. Prism cuts the footage you recorded — nothing is generated or invented. Every clip in the recap traces back to the timecode it came from in your session, and every quote to the person who said it, so the desk can stand behind every frame.
It reads the whole recording — the transcript, who’s speaking, how the room reacts — and surfaces the exchanges, reveals, and reactions a recap is made of. Your team reviews the list and picks what makes the cut; nothing is included without approval.
Your team. You set the brief, approve the moments, and your editors keep full control in the Editing Suite: cut, captions, graphics, and sound. Prism does the assembly; your people make every editorial call, and nothing ships without a human.
From one session: a broadcast-standard recap, vertical cuts for Reels and Shorts, square and 4:5 for the feeds, and speaker clips for every channel — captions, graphics, and branding intact. Produce once; ship them all.
Yes. Pull recordings straight from the asset managers and libraries you already run, and deliver finished cuts back to them — or straight to publishing through the API. It fits alongside your stack, not in place of it.
Your source material stays yours. Prism works only with the libraries you connect, never trains on your footage, and keeps every output traceable to its source. GDPR compliant with EU data residency; SOC 2 Type II audit in progress.
Prism is rolling out to broadcasters and media teams. Book a demo and we’ll turn one of your own sessions into a finished recap.

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