Drop a real estate shoot. HouseCut picks the best angle of every room, arranges it like an editor walks the home, trims the shake and cuts it to your song, in your own style. Then it opens in Final Cut Pro, Premiere or Resolve.
Built by a working real estate videographer, for the part of every listing that eats your evening.
Camera, drone and the song in one folder, straight off the card. Add the agent's walkthrough if you have one.
Play the cut right in the app. Drag clips to reorder, change the length, bring the basement in. Every change re-cuts in a second, with undo.
One click to Final Cut Pro. Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve in beta. Your picks first, the surplus parked after, keyworded by room.
Tested against real, finished listing edits. On a recent shoot it picked 88% of the editor's own clips and matched their order 99% of the time.
Aerials pull you in from the neighborhood to the house, then a quick walk up to the front door and a held reveal inside.
A shot of the living room you grabbed after the kitchen still lands in the living room. Floor by floor, the backyard to close, aerials to pull out.
Near-repeats and hallway filler go to the Surplus bin, not the trash. Every room opens on its wide shot.
Every clip is cut to its steady part. Walking reveals get the right Final Cut stabilization, the rest stay natural.
Pick 30 seconds, a minute, the whole song or your own length. Or choose Loose: the same picks and order as whole takes, for you to trim.
The walk-in and the best move get extra footage at normal speed, so your speed ramps are one drag away.
Give HouseCut one listing you already finished. It learns your length and pacing, and reuses your looks, sound design, titles and end card on every new shoot. The style stays even if you move or delete the original.
Drop the agent's walkthrough and it's transcribed on your Mac into real Final Cut captions, plus an .srt.
Every timeline is checked against Apple's FCPXML spec, frame by frame, before it reaches your editor.
No. HouseCut runs entirely on your Mac using Apple's on-device models. Your clips are never copied, changed or uploaded.
Always. You get a normal timeline in your editor with every clip, including the ones HouseCut left out, waiting after the cut. Or use Loose to get the arrangement only.
iPhone, DJI drones and most cameras that record MOV or MP4. Mixed cameras in one shoot are fine.
Videographers and editors who shoot real footage and finish in a real editor. It hands you a timeline, not a template video.
HouseCut is its rebuild from scratch. Get in touch through dustinejao.com and you'll be taken care of.