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Video editing, number and price going up? Any ideas why? Since you would think these are also being replaced like writers. My gut idea, is that a ton more peo
by FrustratedMonky 3y ago
Video editing, number and price going up?
Any ideas why? Since you would think these are also being replaced like writers.
My gut idea, is that a ton more people that would only do a podcast, or still slides, are taking the AI video tools and adding video.
That a ton of people that would not have even attempted video, are able to get over the hurdle and produce some pretty good video using AI tools. Maybe there is thus an uptick in jobs because the barrier to entry is reduced, so more people want video. And now that more people 'want' video, they start, but need help.
- orbital-decay 3y agoReplaced by what? Current tools are not built up to the purpose, they are mostly toys built by ML folks, not tools to get things done. There's a lot of talk but no walk. The only wildly successful application I know of is segmentation and automatic keying, which is actual magic and saves a lot of tedious work. Once they stop ignoring the domain knowledge, the entry barrier and complexity will only go up, as it happened to 3D CGI back then.
- CTDOCodebases 3y agoPeople are becoming less and less inclined to read I think. I found myself watching a video on YouTube today that was just a guy telling a joke while totally unrelated but pleasant visuals were being displayed. Half way though I thought to myself "Is this a genre?". I think you are right. If you have a piece of content whether that be text or audio it makes sense to turn it into a video. You are gaining a new audience and the video platforms have large audiences that are being force fed content.
- FrustratedMonky 3y agoExactly. Coincidentally. just saw that google was releasing new tools to do this exact type of thing. simple video snippets for presentations.