OpenShot Video Editor: AI Presenter Videos

OpenShot video editor guide

OpenShot video editor: make an AI presenter video, step by step.

Write a script, generate the presenter in Frameo, then finish the cut in OpenShot or skip it and export from Frameo.

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Script

Presenter

B-roll

Export

How to edit an AI presenter in OpenShot

Four clips on the track, one step at a time.

01
Write the script
Script clip: write the script in plain sentences, one idea each, then pick a presenter look that suits the room.
02
Generate the presenter
Presenter clip: generate the AI presenter in Frameo. Choose the voice, the ratio and the framing, and Frameo makes one take you can review.
03
Import and layer B-roll
B-roll clip: import the clip into OpenShot, drop it on track one, then lay B-roll and titles on the tracks above it.
04
Trim and export
Export clip: trim the head and tail, add captions and export at the size the channel wants: 16:9 for YouTube and courses, 9:16 or 1:1 for LinkedIn.
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Film or generate

Film a presenter or generate one in Frameo.

Both routes can end in OpenShot. The difference is everything before the edit.

Compared	Film it, then edit in OpenShot	Generate in Frameo, then edit
Camera and lighting	You buy, set up and light a corner of a room.	You describe the setting and the presenter's framing.
Retakes for a fluffed line	You record the whole take again.	You generate that line again.
Changing one sentence later	You reshoot and match the light to the old footage.	You edit the script and regenerate that part.
Language versions	You need a speaker for each language.	Frameo dubs the presenter with lip-sync.
Time to a first cut	It waits on a shoot day.	It follows from the script.
Where OpenShot still helps	Assembly, titles, B-roll tracks and export.	The same: assembly, titles, B-roll tracks and export.

AI presenter prompts

Start from a presenter prompt.

Eight ready scripts for talking-to-camera videos. Copy one, change the details, or send it to Frameo as it is.

Training module intro
Instructor in a warm training room introduces module two on handling customer refunds, 16:9
training · 16:9
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Product demo walkthrough
Upbeat host holds up a phone and shows the three-tap checkout in our app, 9:16
product demo · 9:16
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New hire onboarding welcome
Calm presenter at a home desk welcomes new hires and explains their first week, 16:9
onboarding · 16:9
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Sales intro for cold email
Smiling presenter at a webcam desk introduces our team in 30 seconds for a cold email, 1:1
sales intro · 1:1
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Course lesson presenter
Teacher in a bookshelf study explains compound interest with a simple example, 16:9
course lesson · 16:9
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Internal sprint update
Manager at a tidy desk shares three wins and one blocker from this sprint, 16:9
internal update · 16:9
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Pricing tiers explainer
Presenter in a clean booth explains how our pricing tiers differ, 16:9
explainer · 16:9
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FAQ answer clip
Presenter answers: how do I reset my password? Short, friendly, under 40 seconds, 9:16
faq answer · 9:16
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OpenShot and AI presenter questions

No. OpenShot is an open-source video editor: it cuts, layers and exports footage you bring. An AI presenter video is a talking-to-camera video generated from a script, so you make the presenter in Frameo from your script, then import that clip into OpenShot to trim, layer and export.

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Set the project profile to the clip's ratio and frame rate before you import, so nothing is stretched. Export 16:9 for YouTube and courses, 9:16 or 1:1 for social feeds.

Yes. Edit the sentence in Frameo, generate that part again and swap the clip on your OpenShot track. The exact cost of a render is shown before you start it.

Frameo can dub the presenter into another language with lip-sync, so you make a version per language from one script and cut each the same way in OpenShot.