AI built for Premiere editors

The round trip

• 01

  Read the bin

  Clips, multicams and timelines come across from Premiere. Eddie makes proxies so the analysis stays quick, including on pro codecs such as R3D, BRAW, Sony and Canon.

• 02

  Log it and cut it

  Eddie logs interviews and b-roll, then builds the rough cut from the chat. Themes, soundbites, an assembly.

• 03

  Send it home

  The cut returns to Premiere with the media relinked. Colour, sound, titles and the last b-roll happen where you already finish.

What the handoff keeps

• Multicam

  Multicam clips and timelines come in, and the structure is still there on the way back.

• Pro codecs and proxies

  BRAW, R3D and the rest of the pro set, plus the proxies Eddie uses to stay fast.

• Timecode, rate, size

  Timecode, frame rate and resolution are preserved through the round trip.

• Relinked media

  The sequence comes back pointing at your original files, not a copy Eddie invented.

Questions

What is Eddie's integration with Premiere Pro?

Eddie reads clips, multicams and timelines from the Premiere bin, logs the footage, builds a rough cut, and sends the sequence back into Premiere with the media relinked.

Does Eddie need the Premiere extension?

Yes. The Eddie extension is the bridge between Premiere and Eddie. Once it is on, the bin and the timeline are the two ends of the round trip.

What footage does it carry?

Multicam, timelines, proxies, and pro codecs including BRAW and R3D. Timecode, frame rate and resolution stay with the media.

Is there a separate Premiere plan?

No. The connection is part of Eddie. A new account starts free, and the edit uses credits the same way any other Eddie project does.

Where to go next

• Every export Eddie produces
• DaVinci Resolve
• Final Cut Pro
• All integrations and roundtrips