A short YouTube monologue (uploaded by Matt Wolfe) arguing that using a video editor to combine short clips can replicate scenes and even entire movies more cheaply than hiring an animator. The speaker demos the idea live — assembling clips, adding filters, and iterating on the spot — and emphasizes cost-effectiveness and creative flexibility.
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Dude, this would cost tens of thousands of dollars to do, like if you hire an animator. And so what you're able to do is then, you know, so many people are just doing these little clips. It's like, no, we actually built a video editor so you can combine the clips into a movie, right? And so you're able to actually build a scene. Like I'm doing this on the spot, right? And you take enough of these clips and you actually have a whole thing, right? And so you say, all right, let's start him on the piano. And maybe know what? We want to add a little filter, like, you know, make it a different color or something. We could do that. Like, there's just endless opportunity to like around and find out essentially. And.
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