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Give filmmakers a faster way to find the story inside long interviews, vows, speeches, ceremonies, documentary footage, and other A-roll-heavy projects.
Next.js app
Arcloom turns A-roll audio and transcripts into structured story material for editors, led by an animated landing page hero where the loom gathers stray transcript language into a whirlwind of story text.
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Give filmmakers a faster way to find the story inside long interviews, vows, speeches, ceremonies, documentary footage, and other A-roll-heavy projects.
The landing page opens with a cinematic product metaphor: the loom becomes a living assembly tool, pulling transcript fragments into a swirling text form that makes the product feel editorial before the interface even explains itself.
The app guides editors from raw transcript to timeline-ready structure, turning lines of dialogue into mapped beats, creative direction, speaker context, and exportable story paths.
Behind the interface, Arcloom analyzes transcript material, identifies speakers and emotional peaks, assigns beat labels, adds timecodes and editor notes, and prepares FCPXML or EDL exports for the NLE.