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Me DMing at BreakoutCon in 2017. (Nerd identities monster'd to protect privacy) Over the last little while, I’ve been running D&D for kids at my local game store. On paper, that might sound like a side quest; something fun, a little chaotic, and totally unrelated to my day job in video editing and post-production. In practice, it’s been one of the best storytelling workouts I’ve had in years. Running games for kids has sharpened the exact same muscles I rely on when I’m shapi

I recently worked on a project where I was called in as a video editor  to recut a piece that the agency had been struggling to get right. They had tried a few versions, but nothing was landing. When I stepped in, I watched the footage, read the brief, talked to the creatives, but then I just followed the story. All of the effort that the agency had put in was super helpful, of course, but they were too close to the project. They needed fresh eyes . Why Fresh Eyes Matter in V

Happy Creations - On The Go! Building Happy Creations: Reliability, Friendliness, and Speed in Post-Production Since Star started her...

What do you think? “My job is to make people say anything I want.” That’s something I’ve often joked about when people ask me what I do....

What we learned when AI tried to help and made things up instead There’s a growing trend in post-production: using AI tools for more and...

Hello, and welcome to our little corner of the internet. We’re Happy Creations, a post-production studio run by a small, scrappy team:...