Browsing: Editing & Post Production

Ten years later, The Boy remains one of those wonderfully weird little horror success stories.

OpenShot Video Editor, an open-source video editing software, has released OpenShot 4.0 , which brings the largest creative workflow upgrade to date. It now allows direct recording of screen, webcam, microphone, and system audio into projects, and enables color correction and grading of footage using color wheels, curves, lookup tables (LUTs), and video scopes. It…

It’s a well-known misconception that absolutely everyone who works in film and TVhas earned Scrooge McDuck levels of wealth from doing it — they do not. But California state and the City of Los Angeles have long taken that for granted that, even when productions go elsewhere to shoot films or TV shows, they’ll come…

Sacramento, CA (September 1, 2026)—California’s Senate and Assembly have passed a bill that offers tax incentives designed to attract film and TV post production work to the state. It now goes to Governor Gavin Newsom’s desk for his signature.

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OpenShot 4.0 has been released, marking the first major update for the open-. The software continues to be distributed under the GPLv3 license and is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux

OpenShot 4.0 is out now for Windows, macOS, and Linux, the first major version since 3.5.1 in April. It is still free under GPLv3.

If no one else will say it, I will. From Phoenix to New York, London to Geneva, more than half of the gyms I’ve visited in the past few years seem to be infected by the same strain of cowardice: a fear of grading their own boulders. Instead of slapping a V-grade on a problem…

Editing videos is one of those things most of us don’t have to do too often—at least not at an especially high level—so it’s understandable if you don’t have a dedicated professional-grade video editor. The built-in editor within your phone’s photo app works well enough for quickly cutting a video down to size.

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