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Claude and HyperFrames just solved video editing. I can now drop a raw file into Claude, and I get an edited version that cut our my stutters and filler words. Full 28 minute tutorial in the first reply.

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Nate Herk5 months ago

Full video here:

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Nate Herk5 months ago

out* 🥲

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Ruben R5 months ago

Amazing, thanks for sharing

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Misbah Syed5 months ago

Amazing work Nate!

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AI Mastery Guide5 months ago

me watching this while sitting on 3 hours of unedited footage with 47 'ums' per minute 💀

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PAMZY5 months ago

Well detailed bro 👏🏾

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Nate Herk5 months ago

🤝

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Harirah Ismaila.5 months ago

Thank you so much for this Nate 🙏

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Bruce Martin5 months ago

Watched this a few hours ago. Nate, you have an amazing way of breaking complex things down so simpletons like me can understand it. Thanks man.

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Nate Herk5 months ago

I appreciate that sir!

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#INTERNETofAGENTS5 months ago

Awesome 🎬

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Stella Soribe ❤️5 months ago

Beautiful ❤️

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Nate Herk5 months ago

Thanks!

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Simon Knapp5 months ago

Great video, have you managed to guesstimate a cost / min of video? I'm assuming its burning a lot of tokens to pull off the 50s video you started with, but im wrong more often than im right!

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n1xai🚀5 months ago

Great nate 👌

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Shaun Sheikh5 months ago

Can this be done via API?

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Matheux5 months ago

How is this useful for AI Avatars that already don’t have stutter/empty spaces?

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Nate Herk5 months ago

Then you don’t need to trim the clips anymore, but you still may want motion graphics and those have to be synced up correctly

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Aysha Siddika4 months ago

This is absolutely wild. Less time spent digging through timelines cutting out 'umms' means way more time focusing on actual creative strategy. Lifewood is definitely here for smarter, faster automation. Running to the replies to check out the tutorial.

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Cristian.Dux | Filmmaker5 months ago

Can it make only motion graphics with png or full green background to edit by myself?

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Lobster5 months ago

love your videos Nate, learning a lot. Going to be hitting the video editing in the morning!

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Nate Herk5 months ago

Thank you!

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John Koes5 months ago

Bonkers that it works like that! Thank you for the video 👏

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barada5 months ago

Just - agentic video editor that plugs in natively to claude, claude code, cursor, codex or chatgpt

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safaa945 months ago

Thank you nate .. this is your second video about this topic , what's the difference between this and the previous video

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Nate Herk5 months ago

In the first one I didn't talk about snipping up the video with Claude, I was doing that part manually.

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Oyarethehost👑5 months ago

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