I started editing video on a hand-me-down laptop with a cracked screen. Back then, I figured professional production meant expensive software licenses and a studio full of proprietary gear. That assum...Read More
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
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
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
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