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Slow Video Post-Production
Creators and editors struggle with slow, manual, revision-heavy video editing and post-production workflows that block publishing and scaling.
In their words
I was about to do one last preview before exporting the video, only for all clips to suddenly go blank (white).
The price is so high. I used DaVinci years ago just testing it out and looking it again has me about to pull the trigger on Adobe.
Would be great to not have to go in and edit 65% of every usable transcript.
I'm looking for a talented video editor to work with me long-term on short-form content for an Italian maxillofacial surgeon.
I'm tired of dealing with video editors who make stupid mistakes. How do I go about finding a competent editor?
its simply hasn't been updated in a while now. No update has been shipped in a while, and now the entire thing is to force people to upgrade.
They want me to set up "cinematic" lighting, man 2 cameras per interview, monitor lav audio while driving a teleprompter.
Just making audio flow naturally eats more time than anyone warns you about.
attempting to edit even just a ten minute video is pure misery to me
90% of the time i get neither, just a hard drive full of hopes and dreams and way too much drone footage and not enough time to do it properly.
Started quoting off raw runtime + deliverable length instead and clients look at me like i'm scamming them.
The problem is just finding the usable moments, scrubbing through 50 unlabeled clips in itself is a heavy task before i even start cutting.
The only thing I can dream of is pay-per-clip pricing. I don't usually need to edit videos every month but I need it ocassionally.
Getting IT to install this in a classroom is a pain.
video creators and editors
Where they talk
- r/editors
- r/VideoEditors
- r/videography
- r/ContentCreators
- r/RealEstatePhotography
- r/NewTubers
- r/podcasting
- r/content_marketing
Tools they use today
- CapCut
- Premiere Pro
- DaVinci Resolve
- Descript
- After Effects
- Canva
- Claude
- Google Docs
Why those fall short
- Cluttered, glitchy, clips go blank, no pasteboards, unusable for complex projects
- automated editing tools come with a hefty price tag
- no one questions or verifies feedback before passing it on
- no way to show the invisible editing work as a deliverable
- program architecture does not allow GPU acceleration of effects
Map of ideas
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