Traditional editing and live editing are two different approaches to video production, and the choice between the two depends on the specific needs of the project and the desired outcome. And as more and more live broadcasts, webinars, seminars, and other events take place, live editing — which involves recording and editing footage in real-time as the event unfolds — is being used more.
But live editing, compared to traditional editing, is more challenging because it requires making quick decisions and adjusting on the fly.
In this episode of On Camera On Brand, Michael Forrest, an app developer, gets into live editing and the live approach to video. Michael and our host Rob Ruscher discuss Michael's productivity apps and how these tools can help you with the technical side of going live.
Traditional editing and live editing are two different approaches to video production, and the choice between the two depends on the specific needs of the project and the desired outcome. And as more and more live broadcasts, webinars, seminars, and other events take place, live editing — which involves recording and editing footage in real-time as the event unfolds — is being used more.
But live editing, compared to traditional editing, is more challenging because it requires making quick decisions and adjusting on the fly.
In this episode of On Camera On Brand, Michael Forrest, an app developer, gets into live editing and the live approach to video. Michael and our host Rob Ruscher discuss Michael's productivity apps and how these tools can help you with the technical side of going live.