LORA AI · INTELLIGENT VIDEO PRODUCTION

Lora AI.

From your footage.
To your story.

An AI editor for DaVinci Resolve. Speech analysis, editing decisions, B-roll, graphics and sound — connected in a single production workflow.

01 / UNDERSTANDMeaning before cuts
02 / CREATEA project, not a black box

Working engines. Active development.

NEURAL EDITING CORE
DaVinci Resolve execution layer

Transforms a plan into controlled project and timeline operations through the Resolve integration layer.

EXPLORE THE CORE
POWERED BY CONTEXT, NOT PRESETS.Next: you control the edit

AN INTERACTIVE EDITING WORKFLOW

You press the button.
The edit takes shape.

Run the full workflow or choose a single operation. Pauses close up, retakes disappear, B-roll arrives on V2 and titles appear in the viewer. See every change on the timeline.

Lora AI Montager
INTERACTIVE DEMOIn your browser
SEQUENCE / AI_Timeline
16:9
01ILLUSTRATIVE SEQUENCE00:00:00
00:00:0000:28:00

PHRASEToday, we are filming the city at night.

Timeline24 FPS · AI_TIMELINE
TC
00:0000:0700:1400:2100:28
V3TITLES
Titles appear here
V2B-ROLL
Meaningful cutaways go on V2
V1FOOTAGE
A1VOICE
A2MUSIC
Voice cleanup and music are shown visually, without audio playback
Choose an operation and watch the edit

Start a full edit, or try pauses, B-roll, titles and sound separately.

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SOURCE00:28:00
AFTER THE EDIT00:28:00

Video, dialogue, cutaways, titles and music remain on separate tracks.

0 / 7 stages
Demo ready
DEMO / 24 FPS

A prepared example, not a live AI session. Media on the screen illustrates the interface; the timing and edit results are predetermined. Use Source / Result to compare, click a clip to inspect it, or reset the example.

Interface of a working build

WHAT THE EDITOR ACTUALLY DOES

Not one magic button.
A system of editing decisions.

Different tasks need different engines. Explore the input, the decisions and the result of each part of the workflow — from the first spoken phrase to an editable Resolve project.

01 / UNDERSTAND THE STORY

An edit begins with what needs to stay.

A long recording is not a finished story. There are pauses, false starts, repeated explanations and stronger versions of the same thought. Lora connects the transcript to timing so these become editing decisions, rather than just a list of silent intervals.

SPEECH ENGINE / SMART CUT / CLEANUP

The workflow separates speech recognition, cleanup and timeline assembly. Pauses and repeated takes are different problems: a natural breath is not the same as a long hesitation, and a repeated word does not always mean that the whole phrase should disappear.

INPUTDialogue and the editing task
OUTPUTA structured sequence
01

A timed transcript

Phrase boundaries become a basis for cuts, titles and visual accents.

02

Pauses and retakes

Speech rhythm and repeated material are considered separately.

03

Project rules

The editing task defines what to keep and how tightly to cut.

Review the decisions: meaning and delivery still need an editor’s eye.

AUTOMATION WITHOUT LOSING THE PROJECT

The whole workflow.
Or just the task at hand.

Bring source footage into the full editing workflow, or use a specific tool on a project that already exists. Lora connects the stages; you set the task and review the result in a familiar environment.

Watch the working builds
PROJECT CONTEXTThe episode has its own rules.

Source material · purpose · visual style · pacing

Keep the meaningSupport the story
Lora AIAnalysis and production toolsDaVinci ResolveAn editable project
01

Give it direction

Choose the material and describe the episode: what matters, how it should feel and which operations you need.

02

Run the workflow

A complete sequence of stages or a focused tool for speech, cutaways, titles or sound.

03

Review and refine

Check the sequence, adjust shots and graphics, listen to the mix and prepare the output.

FROM THE WORKING BUILDS

Not just a diagram.
Watch the edit.

Two recordings: a commercial project and an editing workflow inside Resolve. See how the system handles footage and prepares a sequence.

EXPLORE THE PROJECT

Working modules.
A system in development.

The editing system is under active development. Individual tools have their own availability and requirements; the project is evolving through real production tasks.

Want to follow the next steps?

Experiments are published on the project channel. Use the contact page to discuss a specific production task.

A FEW PRACTICAL QUESTIONS

About Lora AI

Is this a finished autonomous editor?+

Lora AI is in active development. Working modules and recorded project demonstrations already exist. A fully autonomous production cycle is a development goal, not a guarantee that every task is handled without supervision.

Can I upload footage into the demo?+

No. The demo uses a prepared 28-second example. Buttons simulate editing operations, rebuild the visible timeline and change the preview. There are no uploads, AI model calls or changes to your Resolve projects. The recordings below show working builds.

Does Lora replace DaVinci Resolve?+

No. Lora analyzes material and prepares editing operations. The project and timeline stay in DaVinci Resolve, where the result can be reviewed and refined.

Where can I find tools and examples?+

The automation and Resolve tools sections contain separate tools and their descriptions. The videos on this page show the editing system in practice. Availability and requirements should be checked for the particular tool.