You’ve probably seen the video of the flying Tesla, but you don’t see the effort behind it.
Elon Musk failed countless times, but he kept pushing because he had big things to achieve.
I’m just sharing this to remind you that if it worked for him, it will work for you too.
Someone on X posted a video saying Claude edited the whole thing without touching a timeline.
Then you check the replies, and everyone is roasting it.
Telling code to "cut quiet parts and insert b-roll" isn't editing.
You can automate execution, but you can't code taste.
Editors will understand this
What’s the one editing task you could do for hours without getting bored?
For me it’s finding the perfect sound effect for a scene.
Most finance apps bury their best AI features behind complex dashboards.
For this fintech promo, I ditched the flashy motion design and focused purely on visual clarity and pacing.
Still a lot to improve; I'd love your feedback on the flow.
Made this video a month ago and recently realized how solid it turned out so I thought why not share it?
This was a project I worked on for an agency and they really appreciated the final result.
I'm trying to build a simple standard for my work
If removing a cut makes the video better
remove it
If an effect doesn't serve the story
remove it
If the viewer notices the editing more than the message
rethink it.
Less noise. Better decisions.