I can’t quickly find cinematography references based on composition, colour palette, or shot size without manually scrubbing films.

A reference-finding feature that helps you quickly locate cinematography examples by composition, colour palette, and shot size. It reduces the need to manually scrub through films, making it faster to gather visual references for planning and inspiration.

This feature is designed to help filmmakers and creatives quickly find cinematography references based on visual attributes such as composition, colour palette, and shot size. Instead of manually scrubbing through entire films to locate usable examples, you can search or filter for the type of shot you need. The primary goal is to speed up reference discovery during pre-production, moodboarding, and shot planning. It enables faster iteration when exploring different looks, framings, or coverage options for a scene. By narrowing results to specific visual criteria, it helps you build more targeted reference libraries for directors, DPs, and production designers. It also supports quicker alignment in creative discussions by letting teams reference comparable shots without time-consuming hunting. Use cases include preparing pitch decks, creating lookbooks, planning storyboards, and studying cinematography patterns across films. Overall, it streamlines the process of finding, saving, and sharing relevant cinematography references so you can spend more time creating and less time searching.