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Bloom Clipper for Interview Shows
Purpose-built two-speaker framing for every clip, automatically stacked
Where interview shows lose time on clipping
- •Two-person interviews are the hardest case for auto-reframe: the algorithm has to guess who's talking moment to moment and constantly whip-pans between faces
- •A poorly framed interview clip — one guest cropped out, or a jarring cut between faces mid-sentence — looks amateur no matter how good the conversation was
- •Different segments of the same interview need different treatment: sometimes both hosts need to be visible, sometimes one host carries the moment alone
How it works for interview shows
This is the exact case Half 9:16 mode was built for: pick it for any cut with two speakers, and Bloom Clipper stacks angle 1 (top half) over angle 2 (bottom half) automatically — both faces visible at all times, no whip-panning, no algorithm guessing who's talking. Switch back to Full 9:16 for single-host cold opens or monologue moments. Every cut remembers its own mode.
In practice
A weekly interview show exports every guest segment with both faces stacked and visible, and every solo moment cleanly framed on one speaker — no jarring reframe cuts anywhere.
“Half 9:16 mode is the single feature that separates a real interview-clipping tool from a general auto-reframe algorithm bolted onto a single-speaker assumption.”
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