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Who Bang AI is for
Bang AI for coaches
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Coaches win clients by being seen explaining things, which means a steady run of short videos: a tip, a client story, a myth you hear every week, an invitation to your next program. Bang AI, the AI video editor for people who talk to the camera, turns each of those clips into a finished cut on iPhone, the web and the Mac. Record the tip the way you'd say it in a session, press Auto Edit, and the pauses and the sentences you started twice are gone, with the ums too while Remove Ums is on.
Bang AI is on iPhone, the web and the Mac.
What gets in the way, and the fix
| The problem | How Bang AI handles it |
|---|---|
| Freezing up or restarting every time the camera is on | Restart as often as you need; Auto Edit keeps one try of each line and cuts the rest, which you can swap back in. |
| Hours editing a one-minute tip | Press Auto Edit and the pauses and repeated tries are cut in one pass, and ums while Remove Ums is on. |
| Running out of ideas for daily posts | Copy From a Link and Make It Yours on iPhone turn a video you like into a script about your offer. |
| Videos that look different every time | Make default for new edits keeps one caption look, and Copy Pacing in the iPhone and Mac apps reuses the pace of a video that worked. |
What you get
- A week of tips from one filming session, with Batch Auto Edit on iPhone and the Mac
- Captions that colour the word your point turns on
- A teleprompter on iPhone for the lines you want exactly right
- Cuts that keep you sounding like yourself, not a script
Your expertise is already a script
You answer the same questions in sessions every week, and each one is a video. Keep a list of them on your phone and film three in one sitting. Say each answer in under a minute, start with the question itself, and end with one thing to try today.
On iPhone, the Notes tab holds your scripts and the teleprompter in the Camera tab shows the video's script while you film. Turn on Voice and it scrolls as you speak, so you can read a point you want to get exactly right and still look at the lens.
Sound like a session, not a lecture
The coaches people follow sound like they are talking to one person. That comes from speaking freely, and speaking freely means restarts, long pauses while you think and filler words. Auto Edit cuts the restarts and the pauses, and the filler words too while Remove Ums is on. It keeps your strongest lines and drops your repeated tries at a line.
If you'd like more movement on a single shot, turn on Punch-in Zoom in the options; it starts off. It zooms in after jump cuts and slowly on long shots, which suits a seated tip filmed in one framing.
Keep a format that worked
When one of your videos does well, its pace is worth reusing. In the iPhone and Mac apps, Edit like a video lets you pick that video, and Copy Pacing cuts your new clips at the same pace. On iPhone, Copy From a Link copies the words and pace of a short video or ad from TikTok, Instagram, Facebook or the Meta Ad Library into a note, and Make It Yours rewrites them for what you offer.
The storytime template has a lesson variation for client stories, and the reply to comment template turns one question into one video.
Captions that make the point
Many people watch your tips on mute, between other things. Turn on Captions in the Auto Edit and the cut arrives captioned word by word. Then colour the keyword of each line, like "breathe" or "price", and add an emoji or two where it helps. Hide ums and uhs keeps filler words out of the captions. See captions for the twelve looks and how to fix a misheard word, such as your program's name.
Where Bang AI isn't the tool
Bang AI doesn't run your course, host your calls or post for you. It cuts videos where someone talks, so a slideshow or a webinar recording that is mostly screen suits another editor; Descript, in our Mac editors roundup, names podcasts and screen recordings among its uses. A coaching call with a client in the frame is two people talking; the two-person template explains how Auto Edit handles that.
Questions, answered.
What is the best video editor for coaches?
For short tips and stories you say to the camera, an editor that cuts by speech saves the most time. Bang AI makes that cut for you; for screen recordings, a transcript editor such as Descript suits better.
Can I film my tips with a teleprompter?
Yes, on iPhone. The teleprompter in the Camera tab shows the video's script, and with Voice on it scrolls as you speak.
How long should a coaching tip video be?
Most land between 20 and 60 seconds. In Bang AI pick Most ads for about 30 seconds, or Custom for any length from 10 seconds to 3 minutes.
Can I cut a batch of tips at once?
Yes. Batch Auto Edit in the iPhone and Mac apps cuts up to 20 videos at once, so one filming session becomes a week of posts.
Does Bang AI post to Instagram or TikTok for me?
No. You export the finished video and upload it yourself, wherever you post. On iPhone the files save to Photos, and on the Mac to a Bang AI folder in Movies.
Related
- Bang AI for teachers and tutorsShort explainers, revision tips and class reminders, said to camera and cut for you. Bang AI trims the pauses and puts your diagram on the right line.
- Storytime video templateA storytime video template for telling a story to camera: the cold open, the setup, the turn and the payoff, then cutting it in Bang AI.