So, you’ve got a great SaaS product, but your demo video looks like it was recorded with a potato. Good news: you can fix that! It’s not that your screen recordings are bad, but they could be so much better with a few simple tweaks. 

80% of AI-generated images don’t match the user’s vision. Why? It’s not the AI’s fault—it’s the prompt.

Your AI-generated images look weird. It’s not the AI’s fault—it’s yours. Here’s how to fix it. 👇

Filmmakers have been using AI-driven tools for years, but you’d never know it. They treat AI the same way people treat the ingredients of a hot dog—only when absolutely necessary and usually in hushed tones.

The rise of artificial intelligence in video production has transformed how creators edit, enhance, and produce high-quality content. From automated editing to advanced color grading, AI-driven tools are making professional video production faster, more efficient, and more accessible than ever before.

AI in video editing is evolving at an astonishing pace. We’ve already moved from text-to-image to text-to-video in what feels like the blink of an eye.

Filming an event is only half the battle—what you do with the footage afterward is what really matters. Whether it's a corporate summit, a product launch, or a networking mixer, professionally edited videos can take those raw clips and transform them into marketing gold.

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, video content is one of the most powerful tools for capturing audience attention. However, simply creating videos is not enough—professional editing plays a crucial role in transforming raw footage into engaging, high-quality content that drives results.

So, your boss just dropped a last-minute bomb on you: a Monday morning pitch meeting needs a polished video. And of course, they want it to look seamless and impressive—no pressure, right?

If you’re working with a video editor, you should always ask for the project files along with the final video. Why? Because if you ever need to update, tweak, or repurpose that content—especially if you switch vendors…

So, you need a freelance video editor. Maybe you’ve got raw footage piling up, maybe your in-house team is drowning, or maybe you just don’t want to spend hours figuring out Adobe Premiere’s 347 different export settings. We get it.