Research-grade shot metadata.
MetroVision is a shot-level composition archive for cinematography research and tooling—searchable records, provenance-aware labels, and exports you can cite.
Use the header to browse anytime. Charts, export, and tuning live one tap away.
Composition taxonomy
Framing, depth, blocking, scale
Trust surface
Confidence, cut-boundary triage
Research outputs
Charts + export + citation
Composition fields
Taxonomy snapshot
framing types
depth types
blocking types
Overlay signal
Framing, depth, and blocking channels are readable at a glance.
Minimum impressive demo
One path through real data
Browse the archive, open a shot with provenance, inspect composition patterns in a single chart, export with a ready-made citation, and iterate shot-boundary presets when you are calibrating ingest.
- 01Browse — filter records from the live database.
- 02Shot detail — open any row from Browse → Shots.
- 03Visualize — composition scatter (framing × depth) across the archive.
- 04Export — JSON/CSV plus a copyable citation block.
- 05Tuning workspace — presets, human verified cuts (revision history), worker detect, and boundary eval runs; boundary profile for the cemented Ran baseline and CLI notes.
Methodology (live archive)
Shots carry a fixed composition taxonomy (for example 10 framing types), plus depth, blocking, lighting, shot size, and angles. Labels are primarily model-assist; exports include classification_source and related fields for reproducible citations.