Prática de Shadowing: Opus 5.5 Is The Best Video Editor I've Ever Used - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo

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This video and the YouTube video you're watching right now were both edited by Opus 5 .5

and it is now the best model I have ever used for editing videos.

It cuts out the silences, removes bad takes, add effects, and even creates motion graphics all by itself.

Today I'm going to show you my whole setup and how I edit all my YouTube videos now using Opus 5 .5.

So first, I edit all my YouTube videos using the Claude desktop app.

And even though I primarily use Claude Cowork for most of what I do inside of Claude, for editing videos, I use Claude Code

because it gives Claude a lot more control to be able to help me better with my edits.

If you've never used Claude Code before, but you have used Claude Cowork, I promise you what you're going to get with Claude Code is going to feel pretty much exactly the same.

I also, of course, use Opus 5 .5, and I set the thinking level to high.

And despite doing a lot of editing every week and a lot of other work inside of Claude, my $100 a month plan lasts me all week with no issues.

Now, there are many different tools that Claude can use to edit videos for you.

The one that I use is called Burumi.

I really like the software because it allows me to record and edit directly into the same software.

And it's really good for talking head style tutorials like the ones that I make on YouTube.

So let me give you a quick tour of how Burumi works.

They're not sponsoring this video, but if you want to try it out.

There is a link for it down below and that will be my affiliate link, but I've been recommending them long before they even had an affiliate program.

So if you want to use my link or not, it really doesn't matter to me.

So this is where you see all of your projects that you've been working on.

I'll create a new one by clicking right here where it says structured video.

And then down here at the bottom, you'll see three tabs, script, record, and edit.

So the script tab is where you can put in the script for your video.

This is completely optional.

You don't need to do this, but it's also where you can set up your scenes.

So I might have my intro here and then I might have another scene.

So let's pretend this is a video where I'm doing a

recap for the week of all the AI news from the week.

So I have my intro

and then I might first talk about what has been happening with ChatGPT

and then Claude and then Gemini and then some Apple stuff and then we'll have the outro.

So we have six scenes in this video.

The next tab down here is the record tab.

And this, of course, is where you can record directly into Burumi.

Now you notice here that each of the recordings is broken down by scene, which means that you don't have to record the entire video at once.

You just record each scene.

And if you mess up one of them, you can just start over that single scene.

Over here on the left, you can choose what you record.

So we have my camera, my microphone right here, and my screen.

You can choose to record your entire screen or just a single app

and you can also record the system sound so that's helpful for instance

if you want to record something on your browser like a video playing you can record

that and it'll also record the audio from it and then

when you're ready to record you just click right here where

it says record now i'm just going to pause the video

right here i'm going to record all of these scenes

so i can then show you how we edit them using the editor

which is the last tab down here all right i'm now finished recording the video

and you can see

that all of the scenes now have a video in them I also changed my shirt for the video

so it's easier for you to tell this Paul from

that Paul just as you're watching this but now

that I'm done recording I can click down here on the bottom where it says edit

and this is the editor and you'll notice

that right here we have a timeline this looks somewhat similar to a lot of other video editors out there

and on the top right we have a transcript

that was automatically generated so before I started using AI to edit my videos, this is how I would start editing my videos.

Because you could highlight any of these dots right here.

These dots meant or mean that there is a silence in the video that's a little bit too long.

So I could just click delete here, and it deletes that silence from the timeline down here at the bottom.

I also would read through this transcript and remove all the false starts.

That's when I would start talking, kind of like mess up, stop, and then go back and say what i tried to say again

so here you can see in the intro i say hey what's up everyone welcome back then i pause

and then i start again so i'm going to get rid of all of

that by highlighting the silence delete that and take this one sentence right here

and delete that and all that is deleted from the timeline

so i'd go through the entire thing and do

that the next thing i would do is change some of the layouts

so by default if i record both my screen

and my face it would always look like this with me in the bottom corner

but i could change that layout to something like just the screen to just my face

or i can turn myself into a circle if i wanted to

or move the position of it so there's a lot of different choices in here

or you just leave on auto and it automatically put you in the bottom right hand corner.

i would often add zoom effects as well

so right here in the video i'm talking about the new chat gpt model

so i would add this zoom effect click on add and now

when you play it you see it zooms in where the cursor is i could also add a highlight effect

so that's this button right here

so i would select this let's say i just want to highlight this section of it like

that and then as i play you see it just highlights that one section and darkens everything else.

Those are the basics.

There's a bunch more you can do with this, but I'm not making this video as a full Burumi tutorial.

I just want to kind of show you the basics of how to edit things

and what you can do inside of Burumi

so you all understand what Opus 5 .5 is doing when it's editing the video for me.

Okay, back in Claude, I've already set up the Burumi MCP, which allows Claude to see what's happening in any of my Burumi projects and to make edits inside the video.

And you can set that up by coming to your Burumi settings, clicking on the left here where it says AI, and there are setup instructions for ChatGPT,

Claude, and other AI apps that are pretty easy to follow.

So once you have that set up, you can come over to Claude and tell it the name of the project you're working on.

So the name in Burumi is called AI News Demo, so that's the name of the project that I gave it.

Now, you can't just tell Obis to edit the video and that's it.

Because AI is not very good creatively.

You as a human need to drive the creative direction.

The AI is just doing the actual work for you.

So what I always start by doing is just describing the basic edits that I want Claude to make for me.

Those are cutting out the silences, removing the bad takes, and just cleaning up the outside of the video.

If there's a menu bar exposed, I want that cut out.

And just adding the zoom effects anywhere I'm clicking or anything that I'm pointing out in the video.

I wanted to zoom in on that area.

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And because those are instructions that I repeat every single time I have edit videos for me, I just created a skill for that.

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This is it right here.

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It's just called edit Burumi video, and it just does everything I just told you.

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It's really nothing special there.

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Then what I would sometimes do is give it more specific instructions as to different layouts I want

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or where I wanted to create those highlights or zooms in.

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But usually I just let it do its first pass

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and then tell it to make any changes that I want after that first pass.

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And particularly, I have found that Opus 5 .5 is very good at these basic edits.

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The next thing

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that I do is I ask it to create for me motion graphics where I need them in the video.

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This is something that used to be a lot more work

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because I used to have GPT -6 Astra or 5 .6 edit my videos, and I would have Claude make the motion graphics, and then I would have to drag them in myself.

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But Opus 5 .5 can do all of it with just a single prompt.

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So I will use a voice dictation tool and go through the timeline

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and describe what motion graphics I want and any specific changes that I want as well.

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Okay, so in scene one, I'm just a talking head.

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So I need you to create a motion graphic for this

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that matches beat by beat what i'm talking about

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so for instance you can have something uh put me on

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the right hand side it's like a 9 by 16 frame

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and on the left i want some words

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that say like weekly ai news recap underneath

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that says all the most important news

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and then i want you to show a screen recording

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or screenshot of my youtube channel where people can see i've posted a lot of videos there

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so that's everything for scene one in scene two there's a

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section where i talk about how much usage the different models have burned through

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so i want a motion graphic for that representing all of

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that sort of data so to speak

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and then finally in scene five i'm talking about the new iphone

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but i didn't do a screen recording for that

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so can you screen record the Apple website the photos of the new iPhone duo

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and just kind of click through each of the photos as

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I'm talking just to have something visual on the screen

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while talking okay so I think that's everything there we go

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and so now all that is typed out let's just send it along

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and then we'll give it a few minutes

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and see what Opus 5 .5 turns this video into all right it is now finished we have everything

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that it did listed out for us right here.

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I usually don't read this to be honest I just go over to Burumi

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and actually take a look at what it did.

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So let's hop over there and look at the edit.

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Okay so obviously the timeline now looks a lot different.

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All of the silences have been removed up here in scene one which is where most of those bad takes were.

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I can see that all those have been deleted

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and we just have the final nice take and we have a lot of layout changes.

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So over here for instance it just shows my face here it shows me in the corner and

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they added a bunch of zooms

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so let's take a look at some of these zooms like a new model you can see

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that right see it zooms in when i'm talking about the model picker there

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and we have open uses the highlight function as well 5 .5

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so all that looks great here it zooms in again i'll put it

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when i'm showing when i'm typing gemini

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so let's look at some of the other stuff that it did like the motion graphic

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so let me just actually play the intro

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because the intro has quite a bit of motion graphics in it

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that i asked for welcome back to the channel everyone my name is paul j lipsky and in this video, we're going to do a weekly AI news recap.

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We're going to tell you all the important AI news from the past week.

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If you don't know who I am, I make videos every week about AI and different AI news.

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So if that interests you, make sure to subscribe.

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And now let's get into the important updates from this past week.

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Yeah, I think that looks really, really nice.

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Let's look at the other motion graphic.

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This is it right here is when I'm talking about some numbers.

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However, it is getting me through the entire week gpt6 soul would

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burn about 25 of my weekly usage in just a single day

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but now gpt6 soul burns less than 10

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so it is much more usable

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and it'll go much further then yeah it looks really nice i like the way

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that one came out

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and finally over here this is a section where i was talking about the iphone duo

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and i didn't do a screen recording

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so it actually did a screen recording for me

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which is really cool i didn't even know

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that this could do this until recently i just asked claude

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hey can you actually just do the screen recording for me

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and put it in and it did which is really cool to see

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so this gets me like 80 of the way there i still have to go through

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and do a final polish there's always small mistakes

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that it makes there's always sections where i'm like you know

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what i want this to look a little bit different

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or maybe i don't want to zoom here after all

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but overall this does a fantastic job and compared to any other model that I've used.

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This gets me much, much closer to the final result.

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It is incredibly impressive.

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So that's it.

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That's how I edit my videos now using Opus 5 .5 and Burumi.

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If you want to try out Burumi, there is a link for it in the description down below.

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That's my affiliate link.

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And you also get a free trial of it if you want to try it out.

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It's not free though.

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It's a one -time payment though.

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So you're not going to be paying an ongoing subscription.

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I've paid for it once there was never any upcharge after that

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and the developer continues to update it pretty much it feels like every single week he's adding updates these days

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so definitely check it out if you want

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and you like this setup otherwise thanks so much for watching

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and I'll see you in the next video bye for now

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Nesta prática, você vai mergulhar em um vídeo sobre edição de vídeos, aprendendo a entender conversações informais em inglês enquanto treina sua pronúncia e fluência. Vamos focar em capturar a velocidade natural da fala, expressões coloquiais e termos técnicos relacionados a ferramentas de edição. É uma oportunidade perfeita para melhorar a pronúncia em inglês e se acostumar com a estrutura de um tutorial real. Além disso, você vai aprender a usar o método de shadowing, que é essencial para desenvolver a escuta ativa e a imitação precisa da fala nativa.

Vocabulário e frases chave

Video editor: Editor de vídeo. Exemplo: "Opus 5.5 is the best video editor I've ever used".
Cut out: Cortar. Exemplo: "It cuts out the silences".
Bad takes: Gravacións ruins. Exemplo: "Removes bad takes".
Motion graphics: Gráficos em movimento. Exemplo: "Creates motion graphics all by itself".
Structured video: Vídeo estruturado. Exemplo: "Create a new one by clicking 'structured video'".
Talk head style: Estilo de rosto falando. Exemplo: "Good for talking head style tutorials".

Dicas de prática (shadowing)

O shadowing em inglês é uma técnica poderosa para melhorar a pronúncia e a fluência. Neste vídeo, a fala é clara e com uma velocidade média, perfeita para iniciantes e intermediários. Siga estes passos: 1. Assista o vídeo uma vez para entender o contexto. 2. Repita frases curtas imediatamente após o narrador, focando na entonação e na pausa. 3. Use trechos de 10-15 segundos, como a explicação sobre o "script tab" ou o "record tab". 4. Grave sua voz e compare com o original para ajustar a pronúncia de palavras como "Burumi" ou "Claude". Para praticar mais, use um shadowing site que permita controlar a velocidade do vídeo. Lembre-se: pequenos passos diários trazem grandes resultados! Aprender inglês com vídeos é divertido e eficaz, e o shadowing vai te ajudar a falar com mais confiança.

Gramática neste vídeo

As estruturas que o falante mais usa, com as palavras exatas do vídeo:

Estrutura	No vídeo
Present perfect continuous have/has been + -ing — uma ação que começou antes e continua	I've been recommending · you've been working · has been happening
“Used to” used to + verbo — um hábito ou estado do passado que não é mais verdade	used to be · used to have
Voz passiva be + particípio passado — o foco está no que acontece, não em quem faz	is called · is broken · was automatically generated
Present perfect have/has + particípio passado — uma ação passada que ainda importa agora	I've already set · have found · i've posted

O que é a Técnica de Shadowing?

Shadowing é uma técnica de aprendizado de idiomas com base científica, originalmente desenvolvida para o treinamento de intérpretes profissionais. O método é simples, mas poderoso: você ouve áudio em inglês nativo e repete imediatamente em voz alta — como uma sombra seguindo o falante com 1-2 segundos de atraso. Pesquisas mostram melhora significativa na precisão da pronúncia, entonação, ritmo, sons conectados, compreensão auditiva e fluência na fala.

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