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Editing software, techniques, and export workflows — and the stuff that goes wrong between timeline and delivery. Related: Editing Hardware
Final Cut Pro vs DaVinci Resolve: Which One for Mac Editors
The Mac editor’s version of the software question used to be simple: Final Cut Pro was $299.99 once,…
Premiere Pro vs DaVinci Resolve: Which One Should You Edit In
Every few months someone emails me the same question: “I’m about to pay for a year of Premiere,…
AI Clipping Tools for Client Social Deliverables: Which Ones Hand You a Timeline
A client sends over a 62-minute interview and a one-line brief asking for ten shorts out of it.…
Epidemic Sound vs Artlist vs Musicbed vs Soundstripe: We Read the Licenses So You Don’t Have To
Every comparison of these four music services leads with prices, and half the prices are wrong. Musicbed doesn’t…
The Best Video Review and Approval Tools in 2026 (After Frame.io V4)
Type “Frame.io alternatives” into Google and read the bylines on page one. Ziflow’s roundup puts Ziflow first. Wipster’s…
Is DaVinci Resolve Free? What the $295 Studio License Adds
Yes, DaVinci Resolve is free. Not a trial, not a watermarked demo: the free version is a full…
The Best Video Editing Software in 2026 (There Are Five Answers, Not One)
Most of the top-ten lists for video editing software were priced a year ago. One of them still…
How to build a cost-effective in-house video production studio: Part 1 – Post Production
What gear do you need to create a successful, efficient, in-house video production studio? The best computer for your studio, shared storage, and monitors.
Why do your exports look different on your iPhone?
Maintain accurate color throughout post-production. Rec. 709, DCI-P3, sRGB, and Rec. 2020 what are these, what do they mean, and how do you make exports look the same on both monitors and iPhones. I also go over the best displays and color accessories to help make videos stellar.
How to correctly export a feature film from Premiere Pro.
Lessen the impact from Adobe Premiere Pro crashing mid-export. By using a reel or DPX workflow, you can avoid having to re-render your 90 minutes long video when it fails at 90%. In this article, we look at the best workflow for exporting your feature film for color grading and what file formats to render your final deliverables from.