Sometimes it takes a lot of talking to get the best ideas out there. So the first step in editing any interview show or unscripted podcast or video is cutting out all the stuff you obviously don’t want—”ums” and “uhs,” long tangents, meandering blather, other scruff and fluff. And while editing that stuff out is fairly mindless, it’s also tedious and time-consuming. Or it used to be. Because now you can remove all of that in a click—then get down to making your best ideas, core messages, and most compelling moments come through crisp and clear.
Sometimes it takes a lot of talking to get the best ideas out there. So the first step in editing any interview show or unscripted podcast or video is cutting out all the stuff you obviously don’t want—”ums” and “uhs,” long tangents, meandering blather, other scruff and fluff. And while editing that stuff out is fairly mindless, it’s also tedious and time-consuming. Or it used to be. Because now you can remove all of that in a click—then get down to making your best ideas, core messages, and most compelling moments come through crisp and clear.
