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hey! You're right that most of the basic tools like splitting / trimming are available right in the timeline. but things like adding a keyframe to animate a cou
by adishj 11mo ago
hey! You're right that most of the basic tools like splitting / trimming are available right in the timeline. but things like adding a keyframe to animate a counter, for instance, I had no idea where to go or how to start.
Scrubbing is easy enough when you have short footage, but imagine scrubbing through the footage we had of 5 hours of cars driving by, or maybe a bunch of assets. This quickly becomes very tedious.
- Forgeties79 11mo agoI don’t need to imagine, I do it haha but again I was being tongue in cheek. I personally would love an effective tool that can mark and favorite clips for me based on written prompts. Would save me an awful amount of time!
- adishj 11mo agocurious — what kind of content do you edit?
- Forgeties79 11mo agoNow? Mostly long form educational content. But historically? Everything more or less! Freelancer for about 15 years until my current in-house producer role.
- Forgeties79 11mo agoHey I just wanted to come back and be clear that yeah I was being tongue in cheek, but looking back at it comes off as a little snarky/“this isn’t even a thing!” and I’m sorry for that - what you built is really cool and I’m excited to try it out. Good luck out there!
- adishj 11mo agono worries at all. compared to some other comments in this thread, I didn't find your tone snarky at all. I appreciate your engaging with the conversation and the thread :)