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Fair enough. I needed to get an MVP out and start figuring out ways to make money before I completely go into debt. My goals for the future are to give more c
by michaelaubry 6y ago
Fair enough.
I needed to get an MVP out and start figuring out ways to make money before I completely go into debt.
My goals for the future are to give more customization to the motion graphics and to feature some of the core elements a professional in hurry will need. Nothing too complex but just right.
You can also think of it being a mix with other types of video editing tools. I do plan to roll out keyframe animations when I get some cashflow. I am excited for that.
- stopachka 6y agoI would consider pinging a yc partner with this page—you’ve definitely got the chops and have a great product on your hands. Think a lot of folks would be up to take a chance on you. Makes sense if vc is not up your alley, but IMO its all win at least until seed
- michaelaubry 6y agoThanks that means a lot. I've always felt like an underdog, I feel like there is bias at YC and I am ok with that. It keeps me hungry.
- 5041us 6y agoYou are probably familiar with crello and canva. Alot of companies use these tools. If your tool would have keyframes and a bezier editor (like cubic-bezier.com) I would instantly migrate to your tool. I guess for some customers stock footage is also important - but there you could just partner up with istock etc. Other things I would hope to see in such a SaaS for marketing motion graphics is: - Motion Blur - gradient with multiple points - basic css styles (dropshadow etc)