Zhang Mark
A Bilibili creator who teaches AI short drama production, focusing on sharing end-to-end AI short drama creation and automated editing methods.
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Bilibili creator Zhang Mark of "AI Shishi Fang" shared a hands-on method for AI short dramas that uses Doubao Work plus CapCut to achieve automatic editing.
The underlying logic of viral editing includes: cutting redundant shots, switching shot sizes frequently to avoid monotony, creating a twist or conflict every dozen or so seconds, pairing with suitable music, and leaving enough suspense at the end to keep viewers coming back.
After automatic editing, two things need to be checked manually: first, whether white flashes or picture jumps appear at the junctions between footage, and if so, trim and delete the extra frames; second, preview the conflict and twist points, and if the pacing drags, shorten the length of the wordy shots.
This tutorial is the final installment of a four-part series, with the first three covering topic selection and script, asset production, and AI video generation.
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Bilibili creator Zhang Mark of "AI Shishi Fang" shared a hands-on method for AI short dramas that uses Doubao Work plus CapCut to achieve automatic editing.
50%UnverifiedThe underlying logic of viral editing includes: cutting redundant shots, switching shot sizes frequently to avoid monotony, creating a twist or conflict every dozen or so seconds, pairing with suitable music, and leaving enough suspense at the end to keep viewers coming back.
50%UnverifiedAfter automatic editing, two things need to be checked manually: first, whether white flashes or picture jumps appear at the junctions between footage, and if so, trim and delete the extra frames; second, preview the conflict and twist points, and if the pacing drags, shorten the length of the wordy shots.
50%UnverifiedThis tutorial is the final installment of a four-part series, with the first three covering topic selection and script, asset production, and AI video generation.
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