This video was edited using Claude Code, which sourced b-roll, timed it with the a-roll, split the footage, and added subtitles.
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This was my first attempt at editing a video 100% without something like Davinci Resolve. This one was with Claude Code. I recorded the a-roll of me talking and it sourced the b-roll, timed it with me talking, split the top and bottom, and added the subtitles. https://t.co/yOGBGgDNwk
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