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This guy showed how he makes $12,000 a month editing video without ever opening After Effects.. The non-obvious part: he doesn't edit. He describes. He runs Omni Flash, real-time generative editing, and types what he wants changed: "swap the scooters for Harley-Davidsons" "add a flock of hot-air balloons" "put... show more

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