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+1 (831) 222-8398[00:00:00] Speaker 1: If we're creating a series of videos with the same format and branding, is there a way to produce them efficiently as a batch, rather than duplicating and adapting projects one at a time?
[00:00:09] Speaker 2: This is actually the perfect use case for when you want to use an LLM app like Clawd, ChatTP, or Codex. Because what you can do is if you do one video and you're like, I love the output of this. This is exactly how I want all my other videos to look. Then you can use your favorite LLM to create that into repeatable workflow. You could then, for example, have a Google Drive folder or a folder on your computer that gets watched. And every time you drop in new footage, your skill runs and just repeats that same process that you've already QA'd and loved. And then your output is a nice shiny video meeting your exact standards. And you don't have to go in and be like, okay, let me drop in my intro at the one minute mark. Let me drop in my ad break at the 15 minute mark. The LLM app can do all of that for you. And it could even do it on a schedule if you anticipate getting video at specific times or wanting to publish videos at certain times. So that's really one of the powerful tools that an LLM has when you combine them with Descript, can really take off some of the load on your shoulders as a manual editor.