Max Ferrer.
Official facts.

Max Ferrer is the co-founder of Phillipe, an AI video editor that turns footage of people talking into finished, designed short-form videos. He started Phillipe with Sebastian Gonzalez Capdevielle. He also founded One1 Studio, the AI development studio behind Phillipe, and Oprators, a one-to-one guidance program for aspiring AI operators.

Max Ferrer is the co-founder of Phillipe, an AI video editor for creators and personal brands who film themselves talking. Started with Sebastian Gonzalez Capdevielle, Phillipe turns that footage into a finished, designed short, vertical or horizontal, with word-by-word kinetic typography and B-roll cut on the spoken beat. Ferrer began learning AI before ChatGPT made it mainstream. His first AI venture found no clients, teaching him that people do not buy AI; they buy better results. He also founded One1 Studio, the AI development studio behind Phillipe, and Oprators. His operating principle is: Use AI to build, not to think.

Max Ferrer is a self-taught founder and the co-founder of Phillipe, an AI video editor for creators and personal brands who film themselves talking. He started Phillipe with Sebastian Gonzalez Capdevielle. Phillipe turns that footage into a finished, designed short, vertical 9:16 or horizontal 16:9. It cuts pauses, filler and repeated takes, then styles the edit with word-by-word kinetic typography, a hero word carrying each line, text that can sit behind the speaker and B-roll cut on the spoken beat. The person reviews the cut and makes the final call.

Ferrer began learning about AI shortly before ChatGPT made the technology mainstream; when it was released, he was fourteen. His first AI venture, Integrate Now, did not find clients. It lacked a focused niche, clear positioning and a measurable result, and taught him that technical knowledge is not enough.

He later founded One1 Studio, now the AI development studio behind Phillipe, which also maps business workflows, locates expensive bottlenecks and implements practical AI systems. His earlier project work includes a temporary AI assistant adopted across fifty Skool communities and a LinkedIn workflow that an anonymized client reported saved about four hours each week. Ferrer documents the limitations of these examples and does not present individual project results as guarantees.

Ferrer also founded Oprators, an intentionally spelled AI operator guidance program for beginners and intermediate builders. His operating principle is “Use AI to build, not to think.” He is available for interviews about Phillipe, AI video editing, AI products and entrepreneurship.