AI can now handle a huge chunk of “video editing,” and in this video I show you exactly how I’m doing it with Tella TV. I break down what Tella is, how it works, and how I personally use it for YouTube videos, course content, and tutorials. The big win is speed: I can record inside Tella, then if I mess up a section I just refilm that part and it automatically swaps it in. It also removes pauses and mistakes, and it handles the boring editing tasks that used to cost me time (and money) with an editor. My favorite feature is auto layout. Tella can tell when I’m just talking to you versus when I’m referencing my screen, and it automatically transitions to a clean split-screen layout (me + screen) without me manually keyframing anything. I also show how to tweak layouts, backgrounds, borders, cropping, and audio—plus you can export in 4K 60fps and even create landscape, portrait, or square versions. I’m not saying video editors are “dead” for high-production stuff, but for everyday screen-share tutorials, this is the tool that lets me stay lean and move faster as a one-person business.