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Edit existing videos with AI using each::sense. Apply effects, color grading, speed changes, trimming, transitions, style transfer, and visual enhancements. Transform raw footage into polished content. Use for: color grading, speed ramping, style transfer, video enhancement, social media edits, content post-production. Triggers: edit video, video editing, color grade, speed change, video effects, trim video, video filter, slow motion, timelapse, video style, video enhance, post production
This skill should be used when the user asks to "edit a video to music", "create a beat-synced edit", "make a montage", "sync cuts to beats", "cut a video to the beat", "make a music video edit", "edit clips to a song", "build FFmpeg filters for video editing", or mentions combining video clips with audio tracks using timed cuts. Provides knowledge of the EditPlan format, FFmpeg filter_complex construction, and beat-sync editing workflows.
AI-assisted video editing workflows for cutting, structuring, and augmenting real footage. Covers the full pipeline from raw capture through FFmpeg, Remotion, ElevenLabs, fal.ai, and final polish in Descript or CapCut. Use when the user wants to edit video, cut footage, create vlogs, or build video content.
Hands-on short-video editing coach covering the full post-production pipeline, with mastery of CapCut Pro, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and Final Cut Pro across composition and camera language, color grading, audio engineering, motion graphics and VFX, subtitle design, multi-platform export optimization, editing workflow efficiency, and AI-assisted editing.
Video editing workflows with BlitzReels API — upload, transcribe, timeline editing, captions, overlays, backgrounds, export, and source-view ROI-aware reframing for stronger clipping flows.
Use when editing footage that already exists on Scenario through MCP with a tool model instead of a new generation: 3D LUT grading, color correction, film grain, vignette, blur, sharpen, glow, tint, desaturate, posterize, solarize, cubism, crystallize, oilify, chromatic aberration or dodge and burn on a clip; trimming to a time range, splitting at cut points, reversing, resizing, re-encoding, frame extraction, image sequences, background removal, segmentation masks, subjects as layers.
Edit arbitrary supplied video, audio, images, screen recordings, and graphics into a polished deliverable. Use for cutting and restructuring footage, multi-track compositing, picture-in-picture, transitions, captions, sound work, color and framing changes, screen demos, presenter edits, social clips, and motion graphics made with FFmpeg, HTML, React, SVG, or Remotion. Includes source inspection, timeline design, reusable media tooling, transparent overlay generation, fast review artifacts, deterministic rendering, and technical validation.
Reverse-engineer an existing video into a timecoded account of its shots, cuts, fades, camera motion, dialogue, subtitles, titles, music, sound transitions, pacing, and editorial structure. Use when the user shares a reference video or local media and asks how it works, why it feels effective, what can be learned from it, how B-roll and interviews are interwoven, or how to translate its grammar into an original edit. Produces machine evidence, visual review artifacts, and an editorial breakdown without confusing estimates with observed facts.
Video in Blender 5.2 - Video Sequencer edits from Python (clips, image sequences, crossfades, titles, music fades, proxies, color management, H.264/AAC output) and motion tracking (feature detection, camera solve, scene orientation, tripod and plane tracking, stabilization) for VFX shots. Use to cut renders/footage together or match-move a camera.
Edit a user-supplied video into a vertical Reel, Short, TikTok, video diary short, or an approved eight-step AI short-video workflow. Use when the user provides or points to media and asks to transcribe, cut, subtitle, preview, or export a vertical short. Do not use for environment-only setup or generic Premiere Pro or CapCut help.
Plan, source, vet, and precisely place B-roll for spoken video. Use when the user asks to find B-roll, source cutaways, add receipts or visual evidence over a talking head, illustrate a transcript, create an annotated B-roll plan, or time cutaways to exact spoken words. Handles official footage, product interfaces, public-page receipts, archival material, concept graphics, and user-curated cultural clips while preserving source provenance and final editorial approval.
Set up, repair, or verify the local AI short-video environment: video-use, FFmpeg, the Source Han Sans TW subtitle font, ElevenLabs credentials, and optional HyperFrames skills. Use whenever a user asks to install, configure, fix, reconnect, or check this editing environment. Do not use for Premiere or CapCut help, or to edit/transcribe media; hand those requests to the editing workflow after setup is verified.