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Finished this crazy 142hour edit. let me know guys how it looks
142 hours is a serious investment in an edit. Which part took the most iteration: pacing, compositing, or the transitions?
Thinking about how do I Start a new frame How do I end the current scene, an thinking about the story That's it. With the help of AI now we can create a lot of things in a short time but yeah AI cannot make things feel good it can help us what we want to do. And as an artist we...
Exactly—tools speed things up; storytelling still needs judgment.
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