So I've been learning Davinci Resolve lately for my upcoming course because I'm, gasp, doing L I V E V I D E O. Anywhoo, one of the nice things about my old editor, Camtasia, was it was well-designed for "slideware". For example, you
I'm working on a showcase video for RavenDB this week, and part of my video creation process is creating a storyboard. It's nothing too fancy – just Google Slides with screencaps, rough diagrams, and placeholders for what the video will eventually contain. A storyboard is supposed to
To continue this trend of playing with AI tools to speed up developer content production (see previous Fundo Fridays), today I'll be showing you how good ElevenLabs is. ElevenLabs is an AI text-to-speech (TTS) service that has really good trained voices (and lets you train your own) – importantly,
I'll show you how to embed short clips or screenshots into your docs that are taken straight from the source video without any manual work.
Most AI tools at the moment are over-hyped which is why I try to take a pragmatic approach. I'm most interested in ones that can augment and shorten mundane workflows – like slicing and dicing content, which is something we have to do a lot in developer relations. I
Descript is an AI-powered audio/video editing tool that I use for podcast production. On the last Fundo Friday I recorded a session where I showed you how to extract segments from a podcast episode into a new composition to create multiple "audiogram" clips. In that session, the
