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24d ago

What parts of video editing should AI actually automate?

AI is getting very good at the mechanical side of working with video.

Transcribing. Searching. Finding clips. Organizing material. Building rough cuts.

25d ago

How much of the editing process should AI actually handle?

AI can already transcribe interviews, find clips, summarize conversations, and even build rough cuts.

But where do you draw the line?

Would you trust AI to decide which soundbites belong in your story? Or is that part of the process where you always want to make the call yourself?

26d ago

How do documentary editors deal with hours of interview footage?

Curious how other editors approach the first pass through a large interview project.

Do you watch everything first, work from transcripts, build selects as you go, use markers, or have another workflow?

We're building Supacut around this part of the editing process and would love to learn how other editors approach it.

2h ago

Supacut - Quickly turn interview footage into a rough cut

Review hours of interview footage in minutes. Supacut helps documentary and interview editors find the strongest soundbites, organize material by theme, compare answers across interviews, and build a shortlist of selects. Or let Supacut analyze the material, propose narrative directions, and generate an editable rough cut. Export your work and keep editing in your NLE. Spend less time searching through footage and more time shaping the story.