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[randomly-a-fan]

Dale as Fagin owes Crocodile as Sykes the loan, while The Two Pennywises' 1990 Pennywise (Roscoe) and 2017-19 Pennywise (Desoto) came down to chat with the gang, While Little Bear as Oliver avoids being caught by Pennywise as Desoto.

[drhoneycombhoneystick]

another edit

[randomly-a-fan]

An "Oliver and Company" Spoof Trailer with Little Bear as Oliver and Ronald McDonald as Dodger.

(Sorry you have to see the Twin Towers in view, it hurts me too)

[randomly-a-fan]

Ever since I did the "All Dogs Go to Heaven" Spoofs including the Christmas Special, I never considered of doing the Series Theme Song. So, here it is; The "All Clowns got to Heaven Series" Theme Song

[randomly-a-fan]

"The Carnie of Oz" spoof clip where Luanne as Dorothy, Buster as Scarecrow and Mater as Tin Man meet Pete as the Cowardly Lion. Only, he's called Pete the Cowardly Cat.

[randomly-a-fan]

The Wizard of Oz Spoof Trailer I've been wanting to do for a long time, and couldn't before due to my lack of limits on Kapwing, but with VEED, I've finally get to make Spoof Trailers and Spoof Clips again.

Luanne as Dorothy Mr. Stenchy as Toto Buster Baxter as The Scarecrow Mater as The Tin Man Pete as The Cowardly Lion

Enjoy!

[arfizblog]

How AI Is Transforming Video Editing: From Hours of Work to Minutes of Creativity

Creating professional videos used to be a process reserved for experienced editors and production teams. Cameras, microphones, lighting, editing software, subtitles, transitions, rendering, and revisions often meant investing hours—or even days—before a single video was ready to publish.

Today, artificial intelligence is changing that workflow.

Instead of spending most of your time editing, AI allows creators to spend more time doing what actually matters: communicating ideas and telling compelling stories.

Whether you're a solo creator, startup founder, marketer, educator, or small business owner, understanding how AI-powered video editing works can help you create more content without increasing your workload.

The Traditional Video Editing Workflow

For years, creating a professional video usually looked like this:

• Plan the script

• Set up cameras and lighting

• Record multiple takes

• Transfer footage

• Edit clips manually

• Add subtitles

• Include transitions and animations

• Export the final video

• Resize it for different social platforms

Every additional revision meant repeating several of these steps.

While this process can produce excellent results, it often becomes the biggest bottleneck for teams that need to publish content consistently.

Why Consistency Beats Perfection

Publishing one perfect video every month rarely outperforms publishing helpful videos every week.

Modern audiences value:

Educational content

Authentic communication

Consistent updates

Fast responses

Valuable information

Businesses that publish consistently tend to stay visible, build trust over time, and create stronger relationships with their audiences.

The challenge isn't creativity.

The challenge is maintaining a sustainable content workflow.

How AI Changes the Editing Process

AI doesn't replace creativity—it automates repetitive production tasks.

Instead of manually completing every editing step, creators can use AI to assist with:

Automatic subtitles

Background noise removal

Text-based editing

Video resizing

AI-powered translations

Script-to-video workflows

Brand templates

One-click exports for multiple platforms

This allows creators to focus on storytelling rather than repetitive editing.

Where VEED.IO Fits Into This Workflow

One platform that supports this modern approach is VEED.IO.

It combines several tools into a single browser-based workspace, including:

• AI Video Editing

• Automatic Subtitles

• Screen Recording

• Brand Templates

• Text-Based Editing

• AI Voice Features

• Video Translation

• Collaboration Tools

Rather than switching between multiple applications, creators can complete much of their editing workflow in one place.

The Future of Video Creation

The future isn't about replacing video editors.

It's about reducing repetitive work.

As AI continues to evolve, creators will spend less time clicking through editing timelines and more time focusing on ideas, education, and audience engagement.

The tools are changing.

But great storytelling remains the most valuable skill.

AI is making professional-quality video production more accessible than ever before.

Whether you're creating tutorials, marketing videos, educational content, product demonstrations, or social media clips, adopting smarter workflows can help you produce more content without sacrificing quality.

Technology should remove friction—not creativity.

The best creators of the future won't necessarily be the ones with the biggest production teams.

They'll be the ones who can communicate valuable ideas consistently.

check it out now --https://faizan-erdev.systeme.io/arfizsoft/veed-io

[lemondeabicyclette]

Mieux vaut lécher le Baïkal une fois que de passer toute sa vie à lécher les fesses de ses maîtres en Occident, a déclaré Shaman.

⚠️ Contexte — "Shaman" est un chanteur pop patriotique russe, et la phrase fait référence à sa récente cascade virale au cours de laquelle il a littéralement léché la glace du lac Baïkal, transformant un geste symbolique en un sujet de discussion dans les médias nationaux.

Le Baïkal jouit d'un statut particulier en Russie en tant que trésor naturel, de sorte que l'acte a été interprété par les partisans comme une dévotion au pays et par les critiques comme un patriotisme performatif.

⚠️ Pourquoi c'est important — La phrase transforme ce moment viral en une rhétorique anti-occidentale grossière : aimer la Russie est présenté comme toucher physiquement un sol natif sacré, tandis qu'admirer l'Occident est moqué comme de la servilité. Pour le public russe, ça fonctionne parce qu'il combine le patriotisme de célébrités, l'absurdité d'Internet et l'obsession post-2022 de prouver sa loyauté par des gestes publics.

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