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MakiRoll
Record a talking-head video by answering questions, with no mirror on screen
If you have been putting off making video because the preview of your own face freezes you, this removes the preview and hands you an edit.
MakiRoll is a web and iPhone app for people who want to make talking-head videos and keep not doing it. Instead of a record button and a live preview of yourself, you get a voice conversation: Maki asks a question, listens, and asks the next one based on what you said. When you stop, it reads the transcript, picks the strongest stretches, proposes a structure and produces a captioned cut. The maker says a typical video takes them ten to fifteen minutes. Three videos are free; plans run from $9.99 to $39.99 a month. The maker is not named on the site.
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