Claude Just Killed Video Editing
“I haven't opened a real editing app in months.” Two Claude skills take the raw footage and handle the research, assets, animation, sound, color and branding.
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One person. A whole studio.
Learn to research, script, edit and distribute video with AI agents and your own taste. The tracks, the working files, and a room of people shipping every week, for $49/month.
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producer
researcher
scriptwriter
creative director
editor
motion designer
sound designer
colorist
thumbnail designer
social manager
community manager
media buyer
A production house has a seat for every job. Scroll, and watch which ones an agent can take. The one it can't is the one that makes the work good.
the old rule
Good video needs a team, a budget and an editor.
the new one
It needs taste, and a system that doesn't let it leak.
The taste is yours. The system is what we teach.
If this sounds like your week, you're in the right room.
Every video costs a week and a budget
Research, script, shoot, edit, revise. By the time it's out, the moment it was made for has passed.
Iteration eats the margin
Each round of changes is another day of editing. The project that looked profitable quietly isn't anymore.
You're doing it alone
No team to hand the edit to, and no one to tell you which of your three hooks is the good one.
Editing feels like a second career
Timelines, keyframes, color, sound. You wanted to make things, not learn a trade from zero.
Your AI videos look like slop
Stock avatars, template captions, a voice that drifts mid-sentence. People scroll past because they can tell.
None of these are talent problems. They're system problems.
the fix, track by trackSeven tracks. Start with the one that hurts.
Each lesson is built around one real project and ends with something you made. Four tracks are open now; the rest land in order, and they're included.
AI video editing
Direct agents the way an editor directs a team. You keep the taste calls.
- Recuts that remove every dead second of a talking head
- Motion graphics built from the script, not a template
- Captions, pacing and sound that carry the story
AI UGC creation
Ads, testimonials and talking heads without booking a shoot.
- Presenter clips from a script, with a voice that stays consistent
- Hooks and cuts that don't read as an ad
- Testing angles quickly, then keeping only what works
The content waterfall factory
One idea becomes a long-form, shorts, carousels and posts.
- Research that brings ideas with the reason behind them
- Rewriting for each platform instead of chopping
- A weekly pipeline you can run in an afternoon
Digital persona: autonomous growth
A version of you that shows up every day, and still sounds like you.
- Your Manifesto: voice, beliefs and stories as the source of truth
- Avatar and voice work that doesn't feel uncanny
- Approval loops, so nothing ships without your yes
Solving distribution
Making it is half the job. Getting it seen is the other half.
- Packaging first: titles, thumbnails and hooks before the script
- Platform-native publishing, on a calendar that fills itself
- Comment-to-DM funnels that turn viewers into conversations
For individual creators
The full studio-of-one setup for a person working alone.
- The minimum stack: what to automate first, what to keep
- A weekly rhythm that survives a busy month
- Building a back catalogue that keeps working for you
For content agencies
Take on more accounts without hiring another floor.
- One private system per client, with your standards built in
- White-label delivery from brief to publish
- Margins that survive the third round of revisions
$49/ month
Made the way we teach it.
Our own posts and client work, each linked to where it was published, so you can check every number yourself.
The right idea, all the way through.
Founders on camera, then one real idea carried from research to a finished edit. Made with the pipeline it describes.
One paragraph in. A 69-second video out.
One line about the viral U1 humanoid robot went to a team of agents. The talking head was recorded by hand; research, script, fact-checks, B-roll, sound and QA came back the same day.
The ONLY AI Agent I Sold to make $767,980
A full-length breakdown, edited for Sharique's channel.
AI became extra work.
A UGC-style ad: presenter, captions and motion graphics that explain the problem while it's being said.
Outside your company, you don't exist.
A 55-second ad from the same campaign, presented by an AI avatar, live on Leadr's page.
There are merely three ways to create videos with AI.
Our show about how media gets made two years from now, designed in code straight from the script.
Seven days. One real way AI shows up in each.
Day one of a build-in-public series: post every day for a week, and don't let it become idea number 67.
What $49 a month gets you.
Every track, current and future
Short lessons built around one real project each. New lessons land every week.
The workflow library
The prompts, agent setups and project templates we use, ready to copy into your own work.
Weekly field notes, open books
What we tested, what worked, what broke, with the real costs, timings and numbers.
Live build sessions
One real piece built start to finish, mistakes included, with time for your questions.
Feedback on your work
Post an edit, get notes from people doing the same work, trade what's working.
First access to VibeLife
The product is on a waitlist. Members hear first as it opens.
why I'm teaching this
I helped build a content agency from zero to seven figures, the old way: people, hours, revisions.
So I know every seat in a production house's org chart. That's how I know which ones an agent can take, and which one only you can fill.
Now I make my own videos with agents, in public. VibeLife Labs is where I show you how, every week, numbers included.
Before you join.
Do I need editing experience?
No. The editing track starts from zero and teaches you to direct agents, not to memorize a timeline. If you already edit, you'll mostly be deleting steps from your week.
Which tools do you use?
Whatever does the job this month: Claude and other agents, HTML-based motion graphics, voice and avatar models. Tools change fast. The workflow is the part that lasts, and that's what the tracks teach. Some tools have their own subscriptions, and we say which before you need them.
Is this the VibeLife product?
No. VibeLife is the product, and it's on a waitlist. The community teaches the methods it's built on, in the open, and members hear first as it opens.
I run an agency. Is it for me?
Yes. There's a dedicated path for client work: one system per account, white-label delivery, and margins that survive revisions. It's the part of this we know best.
How much time does it take?
Lessons are short and each one ends with something you made. An hour or two a week is enough to ship.
Can I cancel?
Yes, anytime, from your Skool settings. Checkout and the community both run on Skool.
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