Assemble and export your finished video
Once your shots are rendered and your sound is made, the editor assembles them into one cut in the order of your beat sheet. You tune the sequence and pacing, lay the score and voice underneath, and preview the whole piece. When it plays right, export a finished video ready to share, publish, or take into the marketplace.
The last step is turning a set of shots and sound into a single video. The editor assembles everything along your beat sheet, and you shape the final cut before exporting.
Step by step
- 1
Assemble along the beat sheet
The editor lines up your rendered shots in the order of your beats, so the cut follows the story you planned.
- 2
Tune the sequence and pacing
Reorder, trim, or hold shots until the rhythm feels right. Pacing is where a good cut becomes a great one.
- 3
Lay in the score and voice
Drop your music and voice track under the cut and balance them so nothing fights the picture.
- 4
Preview and export
Watch the whole piece end to end, fix anything that jars, then export the finished video to share, publish, or list.
The cut is where it comes together
Individually strong shots still need a rhythm. Assembly along your beat sheet gives the story its shape, and pacing gives it life — the same footage, cut two ways, can feel flat or electric.
Key terms
- Assemble.
- Bringing the rendered shots, score, and voice together into one continuous cut.
- Cut.
- The assembled sequence of shots — the order and pacing that make the finished video.
- Export.
- Producing the final video file, ready to download, share, publish, or list.
FAQ
Does the cut follow my beat sheet?
Yes — the editor assembles the shots in the order of your beats, then you tune the sequence and pacing from there.
What can I do with the exported video?
Download it, share it with a link, publish it, or take it into the marketplace to sell — the finished piece is yours.