You cannot log while you are shooting.
You are catching the kiss, the speech, the toast, the dance floor — all at the same time. There is no spare hand to write timecodes.
Six hours per camera, three cameras, one client expecting a five-minute highlight by next week. Scenelet finds the moments by description — no logger needed.
Wedding and event work has a brutal ratio. You shoot for a full day. You deliver a few minutes. The bottleneck is never the shoot — it is finding the right moments inside everything you captured.
You are catching the kiss, the speech, the toast, the dance floor — all at the same time. There is no spare hand to write timecodes.
Two or three cameras running for hours each. The shot you want exists, but on which camera, at which minute?
Highlight delivery windows have shrunk. Pulling moments by hand for every event makes the maths impossible without an assistant.
Existing workarounds do not survive contact with real wedding footage.
Dump the cards onto your edit drive. Let Scenelet index in the background while you sync audio. By the time the bin is organised, you can search the day by description.
Every emotional embrace between the bride and her father across all cameras — ranked by how clearly the moment matches.
The ceremony kiss from each angle, with timestamps that drop straight onto the timeline.
High-energy reception moments where guests are caught mid-laugh — perfect for the highlight cold open.
The whole wedding day becomes searchable the moment the cards are copied — no logger, no overnight assistant, no compromise on what you deliver.
Everything stays on your machine. Scenelet does not upload videos, indexes or queries. The couple’s footage never leaves your edit suite.
Yes. Add every camera card to the same library and search across all of them at once — Scenelet returns matches per file with exact timestamps.
It depends on your machine, but indexing runs in the background while you sync and label, so it rarely blocks the edit.
Install Scenelet, drop the cards, and turn an evening of scrubbing into a few minutes of describing what you want.