On January 10, 2017, I made a video called "What should you charge for video production?" and it came from a very real place: freelancers trying to survive that awkward middle zone where you’re good enough to get hired, but not established enough to feel secure. If
Video workflows moved again this week, and the practical takeaway is simple: creators who adjust systems quickly will ship better footage with less post friction. Trend Radar 1) 360 capture is getting more publish-ready straight out of camera DJI’s newest Osmo 360 firmware (v01.03.08.70) adds Adaptive
Most creator teams don’t lose momentum because of creativity—they lose it because production systems can’t keep pace with platform demands. The current quarter is exposing the same three bottlenecks across solo creators and small teams. Fix these and output quality compounds fast. Top Trends 1) Single-format editing
The videography market is shifting fast: editing workflows are being compressed by AI-assisted tools, platforms are prioritizing short-form adaptability, and audience trust is becoming tied to how creators use automation. Here’s what matters most today and why it affects working shooters and editors. Top Trends 1) AI-assisted editing is