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The Best Mac for Video Editing
“Which Mac should I buy for editing?” I get some version of this question constantly, and for most…
The Best GPU for DaVinci Resolve & Premiere Pro
Add a noise reduction node. Playback drops to 4 fps. Add Magic Mask on top… and there it…
Build a Color Suite That Doesn’t Lie to You
You know the scene. You spend three nights on a grade, the skin tones are perfect, the blacks…
The Best Mouse for Video Editing
Trim. Click. Nudge the playhead two frames. Click. Ripple delete. Click. Nobody tracks this stat, but an editor’s…
How Suite Studios Transformed Remote VFX Collaboration
Suite Studios transformed our remote VFX collaboration on Tyler, The Creator’s “Noid” with fast, reliable file sharing.
Revolutionizing Remote Media Production with AWS and Resilio
How we built a multi-region post-production studio on AWS with FSx, Resilio Sync, and NICE DCV.
Streamlined cloud-based rendering on AWS
Amazon has introduced Deadline Cloud, a revolutionary service designed to streamline the complex processes of setting up, deploying, and scaling graphics and visual effects rendering pipelines on AWS cloud infrastructure.
Samsung 990 Pro vs 9100 Pro: The Best SSD for Video Editing
Samsung 990 Pro vs 9100 Pro, plus the 8TB space pick: the internal NVMe drives I'd actually put in an editing machine.
Best NAS/Server for Video Editing (2026)
Finding a server or NAS on a budget is a challenge. In this article, we compare options from QNAP and Synology to figure out the best one for your video editing needs.
Build a VFX Supervisor’s Tool Kit
Learn about the tools and techniques necessary for VFX supervisors to accurately capture camera telemetry, reference photos, lighting references, and measurements to ensure the VFX team in post-production has the smoothest and fastest ride possible.