AI and Youtube shorts

 

Short, but sweet. 

This is exactly the idea behind YouTube shorts. Videos that are direct and fun to watch. Youtube has its own built-in shorts video maker. It's a breeze. For content creators who want more variety and control for their content, they use their phones to record and edit videos. 

But, for those who want more tricks and effects for their content, AI is the best tool for them. Canva. Clipchamp. There's Kapwing, too. It promises to give what YouTubers want - simple steps to make shorts and unlock the gateway to virality. Flixier is also another application that creates YouTube shorts. The online platform lets users upload videos online. It promises quick and easy steps to making videos. Netflix, Google, and Oracle also use the application. 

Everything is AI now. Where does that place content creators? Content creators used to familiarize themselves with old video editing platforms that take time to learn. They are for the tech-savvy. Yet, in a world of AI, imagination and creativity are just a few keypresses. In minutes, a video that might be YouTube's next sensation can be created. The only thing that creators need to do is to find what is the best YouTube video editing app. 

Now, it seems that Adobe Premiere or Wondershare is aged. The new cool are AI video editors. And, in my observation, companies that hire video editors and content creators demand experience or knowledge in at least 3 platforms. Gone are the days when all it takes for video editors is expertise in Adobe Premiere or After Effects. Companies ask their applicants if they use the latest AI video editing tools. If the answer is negative, it would raise eyebrows. 

These days, a video editor or content creator must flow with the trends unless he/she wants to be left out. Content creation demands fluidity and creativity. Some may reason that AI makes instant editors or creators without the experience of those older in the field. But, then, our world is as dynamic as AI tools - ever-changing, re-shaping, and re-positioning to provide us the best experience. 

Change is inevitable and we should be as welcoming to those changes as the new neighbor who greets us on the first day with a bottle of red wine. Say hello to changes.