A Blueprint is a finished wedding film with the footage taken out. The song, every cut, and what belongs in each one stay put. Hailo fills it from your wedding and hands you the timeline in your editor.
Each Blueprint started as a real wedding film. The footage came out. What's left is the part that took the longest to get right.
A Musicbed track the film was cut to, from the first note to the last.
Every cut, where it lands on the music, and how long each shot holds.
What each slot is asking for: the part of the day, how close the shot is, a note in the filmmaker's words, and when it plays in slow motion.
A short film for the couple to post the week after the wedding.
1 buildThe longer film, paced like the day itself.
2 buildsThe dance floor, cut fast to the beat.
1 buildA Blueprint builds from a wedding Hailo has already sorted. The sort is what tells it which shot is the first look and which seconds are steady enough to use.
Drop in the cards. Hailo watches every clip and labels it: the part of the day, who is in it, wide or close, and what is happening.
Already sorted a wedding in Hailo? It's ready for a Blueprint now.
Every second of every clip is measured for shake. You decide how strict that is, per camera if you like, and the dance floor gets its own, looser bar.
A Blueprint plays the seconds that pass. When a slot runs out of steady footage, it takes the steadiest shot you haven't used before it would repeat one.
Hailo checks every Blueprint against your footage and tells you which ones your wedding can fill, before you spend a build.
Shot slow motion? Choose real time, or slow motion on every shot that was filmed for it.
For every slot, Hailo looks at your footage and picks the shot that slot is asking for, then the seconds of it worth playing. A whole film in minutes, not an afternoon.
Watch the film in Hailo and swap any shot you'd cut differently. Then open it in Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve.
Every clip sits on the timeline exactly where it played, with the song already underneath. From there it's your edit.
For now, every Blueprint is cut to a song from Musicbed. You build and edit with Musicbed's watermarked version of the song. Before the film goes to your couple, you need a Musicbed license for it.
Build with the watermarked songIt's already under the film, so you can cut, swap shots and show the couple a draft right away.
License the song on MusicbedYour own Musicbed plan covers it, the same as any song you deliver.
Swap in the licensed fileMusicbed's licensed download carries the same name, so your editor relinks it in place. Every cut stays where it was.
2 months off a Musicbed annual plan.
When your Hailo free trial becomes a paid plan, Hailo gives you a code for 2 months off a new annual Musicbed plan.
For new annual Musicbed plans bought on musicbed.com. The code can't be added to a Musicbed plan you already have.
A build is one finished film. Building a Blueprint never uses your tokens. Sorting the wedding first uses tokens the way it always does.
No. Every Blueprint comes with Musicbed's watermarked version of its song, so you can build, edit and show a draft without a license. You need a Musicbed license for the song before you deliver the film.
Yes. A Blueprint fills its slots from what the sort learned: which part of the day each clip is, who is in it, how close it is, and which seconds are steady. Any wedding you've already sorted in Hailo is ready.
Yes. Swap any shot in Hailo before you open the film, and once it's in your editor every clip is yours to move, trim or replace.
Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve. The clips land on the timeline exactly as the film played in Hailo, with the song underneath.
Anyone who moves from the Hailo free trial to a paid plan. It's 2 months off a new annual Musicbed plan, bought on musicbed.com. It can't be added to a Musicbed plan you already have.
Seven days free, with 200 tokens to sort a real wedding first.