10 Must-Have Apps for Filmmakers: Boost Your Workflow!

[@malouni95]

Very nice video!

[@envycreative]

Thanks so much! Feel free to let us know if you have any questions about anything!

[@standardtuning4guitars423]

does anyone know how permute compares to avidemux for speed?

[@Kubillus]

That last one especially is really helpful, thanks! Also, Google downgrades my photos and videos - that's BS! I didn't even know that!

[@envycreative]

Glad you liked it! And yeah, we really only use Google Photos for archiving our photos and videos just as a second backup source, since they do downgrade the quality, so we figure it is at least better than nothing in case of an emergency of needing to access old footage or photos.

[@Kubillus]

@@envycreative I was gonna do that too, but now I'm scared to do it. I wonder if dropbox is better or if they all do it

[@envycreative]

@@Kubillus If we had to choose between the two, we would still go with Google Photos since it has a robust recognition software for faces and objects, so if we ever need to find a clip or photo of someone or something, we can search for it, whereas we would need to just go looking for it with Dropbox. Plus, Google Photos lives 100% in the cloud and we like that so it does not take up hard drive space, like Dropbox. Even though you can choose what to sync with Dropbox (to save space on our computers), we like to use Dropbox mainly for files that we want/need on multiple computers and as more of a local backup, and less of an archive. Hope that makes sense!