u/Cautious_Trainer8085

Working on optimizing our training workflow and trying to understand what's actually breaking for people when they're creating training videos.

So curious - what are your biggest pain points right now?

Specifically:

• How long does it take you to produce one training video?
• What part of the process eats up the most time?
• Are you using multiple tools or trying to find an all-in-one solution?
• What would actually save you the most time?

I've been experimenting w/ different approaches and found some workflows that cut production time dramatically, but wanna hear what's actually frustrating people.

What's your current setup? What's working and what's not?

Thanks!

Hey all,

I work in marketing and been testing AI video tools to speed up my workflow. My editing skills are pretty basic: mostly Canva and CapCut

Been experimenting w/ newer AI tools and wanted to share what actually works vs the hype.

The challenge: I needed something that could:

• Turn scripts or blog posts into videos fast
• Work for demos, training, social clips

What I've tested:

Tried a few different approaches but the one that stuck was using tools that automate the whole pipeline. Instead of juggling script, voiceover, editing, captions separately, I needed one place for everything.

What's working for me:

The biggest game-changer has been tools that let you go from script to video in mins. No timeline editing, no stitching clips. Just paste content and let AI handle it.

My question for everyone:

What's in your tech stack for video creation? Using traditional editors, AI tools, or hybrid? What's actually saving you time?

Looking for honest takes - what tools changed your process?

Thanks!