Visual coverage
Add B-roll in Premiere Pro with AI
BuzzRolls Studio lets your AI app find footage in your Premiere Pro project, identify useful moments from the narration, and place B-roll on the timeline. It can also search for stock footage when your project does not contain the shot you need.
What it handles
A focused first pass, still under your direction.
- Search media already organized in your Premiere Pro project
- Use transcript context to decide where visual coverage is useful
- Insert one or many clips on the timeline
- Search for stock footage through the optional credit-based tool
The workflow
From instruction to editable Premiere Pro sequence
- 1
Read the story
The AI uses the transcript and your brief to identify claims, examples, or transitions that need visual support.
- 2
Find the footage
It checks your project bins first and can analyze specific source clips when their contents are unclear. It uses stock search when you ask for outside footage.
- 3
Build the coverage pass
Studio inserts the selected clips into Premiere Pro so you can review timing and make the final creative choices.
Studio tools involved
Built from specific editing commands
Example instructions
- “Cover this section with relevant clips from my B-roll bin and keep each shot on screen for at least three seconds.”
- “Find a stock shot for this sentence, insert it above the A-roll, and add a short dissolve.”
Honest boundaries
Where the editor stays involved
- Choosing B-roll for emotional tone is subjective and benefits from specific creative direction.
- Reading project bins and placing clips do not use credits. Optional visual analysis uses credits even for your own footage, as does stock search.
- Visual analysis examines the clips you specify; it does not automatically index your entire media library.