How Ghostmotion Edits a Video
A video model can make a good shot. It cannot decide whether that shot belongs at the start, how long to hold it, or what should follow. That's the edit.
Use the right tool for each shot
Text to video models make new footage. Image to video models bring existing images to life. Language and code models help build UI scenes, titles, and transitions. Ghostmotion can work with footage and assets you already have, too.
Pick what belongs
The taste engine chooses shots that fit the brief and work together. It checks whether an idea reads clearly, whether the style holds across scenes, and whether a shot earns its place in the film.
Cut the whole film
The editing harness brings those shots onto one timeline. It sets the pace, handles continuity, and gives you a cut to review. The aim is a usable first film in one pass most of the time. If a beat misses, you can change it.
The same approach can start with a software URL, product photography, or footage for a trailer. The source changes. The need for a good edit doesn't.