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
There’s a quiet thrill in pressing record on a camera you’ve hacked yourself—maybe an aging DSLR that the manufacturer gave up on years ago, now running firmware written by some obsessive engine...Read More
I used to think that making decent web video meant shelling out for a subscription to one of the big-name editing suites. The idea of running a full post-production pipeline on free tools? It sounded ...Read More
There’s a particular thrill in assembling a video production pipeline from scratch. Not the drag-and-drop ease of a subscription suite, but the deliberate, component-by-component build using open so...Read More
When I first started making videos for the web, I assumed I’d need to drop serious cash on software. Turns out, I was dead wrong. The open source world has quietly assembled a full production suiteâ...Read More