Multiplayer Video Editing

Step into the future of collaborative storytelling — where every cut ripples instantly across screens, every teammate's presence is felt, and creative momentum never breaks.

Multiplayer editing interface in Sequence

Remember the days of passing hard drives around like hot potatoes, praying your "FINAL_v3_REALLY_FINAL.prproj" actually was final?

Sequence transforms that fragmented chaos into a beautiful choreography of creative minds working in perfect harmony. From the moment you load a project, you're not just opening an edit — you're stepping into a living, breathing creative space where every collaborator's vision can flourish simultaneously.

This isn't just about seeing changes happen in real-time (though watching cuts ripple instantly across screens never gets old). It's about feeling the pulse of your team's creative process. Every cursor movement tells a story, every chat message keeps the momentum flowing, and every time-coded comment becomes a breadcrumb in your collective creative journey.

No more version conflicts. No more "who has the latest export?" No more creative momentum killed by technical friction. Just pure, uninterrupted storytelling flow whether your team is huddled in the same room or spread across time zones.

Features#

Instant Project Access#

Jump into any project and immediately see all media and timelines
Start creating the moment inspiration strikes
Proxy media generates in the background while you work

Real-time Sync#

Changes ripple instantly across all collaborators
Smart conflict resolution keeps timelines stable
Cursor presence shows exactly where everyone's working

Fluid Communication#

Hit / anywhere to spark quick Cursor Chat conversations
Leave time-coded comments that stick to your content
Follow colleagues' viewports to see through their eyes
Chat links automatically jump to relevant timestamps

Team Awareness#

Active editor avatars glow in the header
Click any avatar to teleport to their location
Watch collaborative changes unfold in real-time
Timeline border takes on user colors in Follow Mode

Version Safety#

Every edit preserved in project history
Duplicate timelines to explore new directions
Branch and merge ideas seamlessly
Time Travel back to any moment in your edit

Pro Tips#

Use Follow Mode + Cursor Chat for virtual edit reviews
Split long timelines into sections for parallel editing - Tag team different tracks (one on video, one on audio)
Leave context-rich comments with timestamps and @mentions
Create duplicate timelines to explore different creative directions without fear