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Author: Carmen Burke

My Open Source Video Toolkit: From Raw Footage to Final Render

My Open Source Video Toolkit: From Raw Footage to Final Render

July 2, 2026 Carmen Burke
I still remember the first time I tried to put together a video on a machine that could barely run a browser, let alone a bloated editing suite. The software I had cost nothing, but it gave me somethi... Read More
Open Source Video Production: The Complete Toolkit for Indie Creators

Open Source Video Production: The Complete Toolkit for Indie Creators

July 1, 2026 Carmen Burke
I remember the first time I tried to edit a video on a machine that could barely run the software I thought I needed. The timeline stuttered, the preview window froze, and I spent more time staring at... Read More
The Open Source Video Stack I Actually Use for Web Production

The Open Source Video Stack I Actually Use for Web Production

June 30, 2026 Carmen Burke
I used to think making decent web video meant a room full of expensive kit and a monthly bill for every piece of software on the machine. Years of late nights and blown deadlines taught me otherwise. ... Read More
Open-Source Video Production: A Creative Engineer’s Real-World Toolkit

Open-Source Video Production: A Creative Engineer’s Real-World Toolkit

June 29, 2026 Carmen Burke
Why Open-Source Video Tools Actually Make Sense I still remember trying to cut a short film on Linux back in 2010. The timeline stuttered, the interface fought me at every click, and the export option... Read More
How to Plot an Interactive Web Documentary Without Losing Your Mind (or Your Timeline)

How to Plot an Interactive Web Documentary Without Losing Your Mind (or Your Timeline)

June 28, 2026 Carmen Burke
I still have the commit where I gave up. 3:14 a.m., the interactive documentary about Bologna’s porticoes had 47 branching paths, and the JavaScript file that managed narrative state was 2,800 lines... Read More
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