# Last Frame Director's Cut: Pick the next shot | Clip Studio > Play Director's Cut in Last Frame. Coverage: you pick the next shot, not the next punch. The film you leave is the score. Canonical page: https://clipstudio.ai/last-frame/directors-cut ## What it is Adventure puts you in the coat. Director’s Cut puts you behind the camera. Same 10-second takes. Different job. ## How it works ### Call the setup Wide, close, follow, hold. The next clip is the coverage you asked for, grounded in the last frame. ### Live with the take If the actor misses, the light dies, or the extra walks, that is the footage. You do not get a hidden insert. ### Print it Winning is a last shot you would actually keep. A ruined take is a ruined take. ## Why this path - **A game about coverage.** Adventure asks what the hero does. Director’s Cut asks where the camera stands. - **The backlot is already a map.** The Ghost Lot can be an Adventure world. Director’s Cut uses lots, stages, and weather as a film set. - **Still Last Frame.** No new product. Same play screen, a different HUD. ## FAQs ### Can I play Director's Cut now? Yes. On Last Frame, at /clips/new/last-frame?game=directors-cut. You pick the next shot, not the next punch. ### Is this an editor? No. You still watch one generated shot at a time. You choose the next take, not a timeline. ### Where does this live? Inside Last Frame as ?game=directors-cut. Cold Open, the ad-hook game, stays with Ad Lab. ## Related - [Last Frame](https://clipstudio.ai/last-frame.md)