COMMUNITY PICK · 3 NOVEMBER 2026
Editing video with AI prompts: a nice idea, but an animated demo
A 46-second clip on Greg Isenberg's account shows prompts such as 'Give this footage a warm, cinematic golden-hour look' being used with Opus 5.5 to cut and colour-grade video in DaVinci Resolve. It's an animation, not a screen recording, and it doesn't say how the model connects to Resolve. Details in Worth testing.
Why it mattersTry the prompts in an editor with a built-in AI assistant, but don't buy a 'one-prompt editing' set-up on the strength of this clip.
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