MeltForge is an LLM-driven content intelligence platform for media and entertainment teams working with large video libraries. It helps users ingest footage, extract structured metadata, surface compelling moments, themes, quotes, and emotional beats, and turn that analysis into derivative assets such as highlight reels, trailers, and teasers. Key features in the prototype include a library-first video browsing experience, AI-powered video analysis, project-aware asset workflows, static clip preview publishing for rapid review, and a closed-loop approach that can use engagement signals to improve future outputs.
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