Use face analysis and people search to find any cast member, interaction, or reaction shot across hundreds of hours of unscripted footage.
Reality and unscripted shows generate 100+ hours per episode. Jumper combines face analysis, people search, and visual search around the way those stories are built: track cast, find interactions, and surface character-specific reactions.
Face analysis groups recurring cast members across episodes. Combine named people with visual descriptions to find “Daniel and Hanna kissing” or “Erik looking angry”. Find the interaction or reaction shot the story needs without manually logging every camera.
Producers want “that argument” or “when they cried”, but there is no script to reference. Search by phrase or topic to find the moments that make the show without scrubbing through every ISO.
Manual logging does not scale for locations and objects. Describe what you need: "beach sunset", "kitchen chaos", "pool party". Visual search returns results in seconds. No bins, no tags, no logging crew.
Finding the right angle means scrubbing each ISO separately. Jumper searches across every camera at once. One query, every angle. Cut faster and hit deadlines without the multicam grind.