Speaker 1: Hey, what's up, fellow creators. Welcome back to another episode
Speaker 1: of the Video Editing Guru, the podcast where I dive
Speaker 1: into all things video editing to help you become a
Speaker 1: master in the art of post production. I'm your host, Dustin.
Speaker 1: Today we're set to embark on an exciting journey into
Speaker 1: the future of video editing, what twenty twenty five holds,
Speaker 1: and the new technologies, particularly AI, that are predicted to
Speaker 1: revolutionize our workflows. We'll discuss everything from the evolution of
Speaker 1: editing technology to AI tools that are game changers in
Speaker 1: our field, and from real time collaboration and cloud editing
Speaker 1: to personalized AI recommendations. So strap in, folks, and let's
Speaker 1: get this show on the road. Now, let's reflect a
Speaker 1: bit on the evolution of video editing technology. Remember when
Speaker 1: we had limited control, flexibility and speed. Well, today we
Speaker 1: have tools like Adobe Premiere, Da Vinci Resolve and Final
Speaker 1: Cut Pro and these magical wizards have kept on evolving,
Speaker 1: granting us editors more power. But hold onto your hats,
Speaker 1: because in twenty twenty five, we're expecting an even greater
Speaker 1: leap thanks to AI driven technology. Let me share a
Speaker 1: bit about the AI tools that are altering the game
Speaker 1: for US video editors. We've already witnessed the magic of
Speaker 1: tools like Runway mL and descript, which have revolutionized tasks
Speaker 1: like masking, transcriptions and scene recognition. But in twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: these tools will likely be more advanced, enabling editors to
Speaker 1: put on autopilots sometime consuming tasks like color grading, audio sinking,
Speaker 1: and even making rough cuts. Can you imagine how much
Speaker 1: more room we'd have for creativity then? But the real
Speaker 1: time collaboration trend is nothing short of a game changer
Speaker 1: as well. With platforms like frame, dot Io and cloud
Speaker 1: editing becoming the standard, we have teams from across the
Speaker 1: globe working on the same project without delays. Picture this
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty five, we might see fully cloud based
Speaker 1: editing suites that only require a solid internet can no
Speaker 1: massive hardware. Just get your connection right and you're ready
Speaker 1: to roll. And what about this? An AI that gets
Speaker 1: to know your editing style over time, making suggestions for
Speaker 1: music transitions and effects based on your past projects. This
Speaker 1: degree of personalization could drastically ramp up workflows and ensure
Speaker 1: consistency across your work. Sounds dreamy, right, but with the
Speaker 1: pace tech as moving, it might well be our reality soon.
Speaker 1: Now's the time for you to weigh in. Folks, what
Speaker 1: are you most thrilled about in video editing for twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five. Any cool AI tools you're currently using that
Speaker 1: have significantly changed your work style. Send me a message.
Speaker 1: I'd love to hear from you, and remember, if you
Speaker 1: want to stay ahead of these trends, make sure to
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Speaker 1: word among your fellow editors. Before I sign off, once again,
Speaker 1: a big thank you for lavishing your time on the
Speaker 1: Video Editing Guru. As we keep creating and innovating, remember
Speaker 1: that every editing challenge is a learning opportunity. Let's keep
Speaker 1: this conversation going. I look forward to catching up with
Speaker 1: you in the next episode. Don't forget to check the
Speaker 1: show notes for any links or articles mentioned in today's episode.
Speaker 1: It's been a fantastic ride. As always, folks, take care,