Video Editing
Rough Cut vs Fine Cut and What Each Edit Pass Should Fix
Most edits that drag on for weeks do not stall because the footage is bad.
Video editor and colourist
Ottilie cut documentaries for a decade before she started writing about editing workflow. She cares about folder structures, proxy files and the boring habits that let an editor think about story instead of storage.
Video Editing
Most edits that drag on for weeks do not stall because the footage is bad.
Stream Setup
Your chroma key looks fine until you move, and then your hair flickers, your shoulders grow a green halo and a chunk of your...
Video Editing
You cut from the wide shot to the close-up and the guest suddenly looks sunburnt, or the wall behind them shifts from cream to...
Stream Setup
Your stream looks fine on your monitor, but viewers say it stutters, and the OBS status bar shows a red percentage climbing...
Video Editing
Your edit looked crisp on the timeline, but after upload the dark corners turned to blocky mush and the text went soft.
Stream Setup
Your face looks pale and blown out on stream, then orange ten minutes later, and the picture gets grainy every time the sun...