Last week, I was having a beer with a few friends who work across video production and tech. We were talking about work, as you do, when one of them casually mentioned he had been using Claude to auto-edit sequences in Premiere Pro. My first reaction was basically: what? My second reaction was a weird mix of dread and curiosity. If AI can now edit videos for me, what does that mean for the boring parts of the job? And what does it mean for the parts that actually need taste,

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While researching shotgun microphones for The Wiggles’ production team, I compared some of the most popular models on the market. The Sennheiser MKH 416 came out on top for its clarity and reliability, with the RØDE NTG3 and Rycote HC-22 also making my shortlist. Here’s what I found.

If your dialogue sounds noisy, echoey, or just messy in Premiere Pro, don’t worry, two stock plugins can clean it up fast. In this post, I show you how to use DeNoise and DeReverb to level up your sound in seconds, no extra software needed.

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