Mon Workflow CHEATÉ pour monter mes vidéos avec Opus 5.5

Video editing, everyone's talking about it. Opus 5. And in this video, I'm going to share five very important points to understand. For example, the trap with hyper frame or remotion that must absolutely be avoided. My workflow is precise for creating a series of shorts that get thousands of views and work really well on

social media with the rules I'm going to share with you here and other little things. Okay, let's go. First point, if you generate videos, should you use a custom Canva, Remotion, or Hyperframe? If you do n't know what Remotion or Hyper Frame are, they are two video generation tools using code. Remotion generates

videos with React to make animations, some pretty stylish stuff, and it's frankly a library that was very exciting. And we're also going to have Hyperframe, which, unlike this one, allows you to create agents for AI. So it really looks like it's done here with the idea of ​​generating videos. There's a studio and so on, and there's a style

called hyperframe.dev that allows you to create videos with Lia. The problem with these two tools is the following. We're going to have a comparison of video editing techniques here. Here, the same video, if I press play right here, you can see that it's the same effects, the same animations that will happen right here that I made

once with Canva. finally, once with the method I'm going to share with you here, once with Hyperframe and once with Remotion. And you can see that the three videos are exactly the same, right? Lia recoded everything for all three videos. There are a few tiny details, a few tiny pixels that are sometimes a little

different, but the idea is the same. And now, what are renderings? Well, the result is undeniable. We're going to have the current engine, which is the engine I made, which I iterated dozens and dozens of times to optimize because for me the rendering and the speed of rendering and the speed of the AI ​​to write