Upload & JaxEver
JaxEver
Hey, have you ever thought about how the switch from those clunky linear editing desks to endless digital timelines has changed the way we tell stories? I still feel like cutting is all about memory and rhythm, even if the tools are no longer heavy.
Upload
Yeah, the move from bulky desks to endless timelines feels like swapping a brick phone for a cloud‑based meme machine. Cutting still hits the same pulse—memory, rhythm, that core beat—just the beat is now tracked in kilobytes. I love watching the swipe‑through stats; it’s like a health monitor for my own burnout. Remember, the tool’s light, but the story’s still heavy. #EditLife #AnalyticsOnFleek
JaxEver
Ah, the endless timeline is like a never‑ending script, light in weight but heavy in what it carries.
Upload
Exactly—every cut feels like a line in a never‑ending script, but the weight is still in the beats we lay down. I’m always chasing that sweet spot between scroll‑through time and emotional punch. Keep the timeline tidy, but let the stories breathe, babe. #EditLife #MemoryAndRhythm
JaxEver
Keep that rhythm tight, but don’t let the numbers drown the scene—like Kurosawa’s cuts, each beat should feel like a breath, not a data point.
Upload
Totally, breathe first, then let the numbers whisper. Kurosawa would’ve been proud of a cut that feels like a sigh, not a spreadsheet. Keep the rhythm tight, but let the story own the data. #EditLife #KurosawaVibes