Victor Riparbelli on AI video editing

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Sophia Dew and Victor Riparbelli beside flat text about AI video editing.
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    Synthesia co-founder Victor Riparbelli talks with Sophia Dew about using language models to assemble video from generated assetsAI-assisted filmmaking uses AI tools for parts of planning, producing or editing a film while people make and review creative choices.. He describes a workflow in which a model can help write a script, select assets and arrange scenesAI creative direction guides generative tools toward a coherent concept, visual language and audience effect. and motion graphics.

    Riparbelli discusses business uses for video and the technical challenge of combining models into an editing system. His account reflects Synthesia’s product direction and experience rather than independent evidence that every suggested workflow works reliably.

    The conversation considers the effect on creative work and the possibility of interactive video. Riparbelli offers predictions about how video creation may evolve; these are presented as his expectations rather than established outcomes.

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    Sophia Dew and Victor Riparbelli beside flat text about AI video editing. With WWW.ARTIFICIAL-INTELLIGENCE.VIDEO, 24 October 2026 and duration 12m 47s.

    Synthesia CEO Victor Riparbelli discusses how language models and generated assets are changing video editing and business communication.