QuickCut: An Interactive Tool for Editing Narrated Video
summary
QuickCut is an interactive editor that takes narration audio plus raw clips, captures spoken annotations for footage, auto-transcribes and aligns narration to footage, segments clips by motion and annotation, and uses dynamic programming optimization to pick cut points and alternatives. Generated six short videos; authors spend 8–31 minutes per minute of output (about 9x faster than typical workflows) and reviewers find results publishable after minor fixes. System requires fixed narration and no tempo scaling of audio or video.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to narrated video
- 1:26Editing challenges
- 4:53Related work
- 5:46Quick cut interface
- 8:41Technical implementation
- 12:29Optimization and results
- 14:50Evaluation and limitations
- 17:12Conclusion and Q&A
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