HOW TO POST MORE AND EDIT LESS

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Why it worked

The video offers a practical solution to a common creator pain point (editing time) by showcasing an AI tool that automates tedious tasks, making content creation more efficient.

Summary

The creator shares a workflow for posting more videos by editing less, utilizing an AI tool called Gling. This tool automates the removal of silences and bad takes, allowing for quicker content creation.

Structure

1Film talking head footage straight through.
2Import footage into Gling.
3Gling automatically cuts silences and bad takes.
4Add captions and B-roll.
5Export short-form content from long-form footage.
6Encourage viewers to try Gling.

Product placement

Gling (ACTS - it's a video editing tool that helps turn one video into more content by allowing users to highlight sections of a transcript and export them as clips. Removing it would change the video's workflow. Its website is mentioned in the caption as 'gling.ai' which is visible on the screen.)

Original caption

One of our favorite Gling features is how fast it helps you turn one video into more content. 🚀 Instead of scrubbing through the timeline trying to find the right moment, you can highlight a section of the transcript and export it as a clip. ✂️ That means faster shorts, faster repurposing, and way less time digging through footage. ⏱️ It’s a simple workflow shift, but it can save creators a ton of time every single week. 🎥

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Check out a tool like Gling.

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HOW TO POST MORE AND EDIT LESS

Transcript

If you want to post more videos, here's my latest workflow, start to finish. It's actually pretty fire. First, I film the talking head part of my video straight through. I don't stop recording and restart, recording a whole bunch of time, one take, mistakes and all. Then I drop that footage into a tool called Gling. And it does the part that used to have me dragging my feet to even open up the editor, cutting out the silences, the bad takes, all of it automatically. This is the part I think a lot of people misunderstand about these AI editing tools. You still can have human touch. I'm still the one I'm just kind of like tired of doing the boring stuff. The tool lets you add captions and B-roll and stuff too, but the most helpful thing for me is this export clip feature, where you literally just highlight any moment, you can add captions, B-roll. So when it comes to getting short form out of long form, I'll just do that all day. This is a big reason why I'm able to be consistent because, not that I love editing. I just kind of stopped letting the worst part of editing trip me up. So I totally encourage you, check out a tool like Gling. To no reason you couldn't try it on your next video.