Eddie AI Is Coming to Cine Gear Expo LA 2026

Book a time with us at Cine Gear Expo LA

• 📍 Universal Studios Lot 🗓

• June 5–6, 2026 🎯

• Booth S1611, Stage 16

Universal City | June 5–6 | Booth S1611, Stage 16

We're heading to the Universal Studios Lot for Cine Gear's 30th anniversary, and we'd love to see you there.

Text Eddie: CINEGEAR at +1 650-444-9211 for all the details 👉

Connect with the Eddie AI team at Cine Gear →

Cine Gear is where working pros come to touch the gear and software actually shaping their craft. That's our crowd. If you're cutting interview docs, scripted, or multicam — in Premiere, Resolve, or Final Cut — come pull up a stool. We'll have Eddie running and plenty of time to talk shop.

See Night Shift Run | Booth S1611, Stage 16

A few weeks ago at NAB, we launched Eddie AI v3 with Night Shift — and it won Best in Show plus four category awards. Now we're bringing it to LA.

Night Shift is the first agentic post workflow that runs unattended overnight. You send footage to Eddie before you sleep — desktop app, or just text a link to +1 650-444-9211. While you're offline, Eddie's agents parse interviews from B-roll, sync multicam, log and label every clip, and assemble a first-pass rough cut. When it's done, Eddie texts you. You wake up to a real NLE sequence ready to open in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro.

No proprietary timeline. No walled garden. No re-export.

That's three to eight hours of assistant-editor grunt work — gone, off your clock. The pricing of professional projects no longer has to assume a human burning a night.

Come see it live. Stop by Booth S1611 in Stage 16. Bring your own footage on a drive, or just bring your curiosity. We'll handle the rest.

Eddie is for video professionals: editors, producers, directors, story producers, content operations, and post supervisors. 40,000+ pros already use it, including teams at LinkedIn, Sony, Uber, HelloFresh, Harvard, and Stanford.

👉 Schedule a 1:1 meet with the team →

Want to talk philosophy — AI and creativity, what an assistant editor should look like? We're here for this too. No question is too hard.