A mix of long takes for narrative themes and short takes of crowd shots. 90 minutes of footage shot over five hours with an iPhone 12 Pro. The first is from a doc of a DC street demonstration event. I'll share a couple of my own project screen layouts to illustrate. It allows editors to organize their screen space anyway they want to that best suits the task at hand. However for long form narrative and documentary editing involving many hours of footage Lightworks original flexible desktop has a lot of advantages. The original open desktop GUI is a bit intimidating to new users, but LWKS has added a more conventional fixed layout interface that is more user friendly for first timers or editors moving from other NLE's. Lightworks conceptual workflow process is very different from the typical preview/program linear timeline assembly approach of broadcast editing that is still the core approach of most NLE's today. It saves every edit step automatically so any crashes typically recover to the last state of the edit.
#Lightworks forum drivers
On properly set up hardware with up to date OS and system drivers it is very stable. Lightworks staff, including programmers, are active on the user forum daily. It works on all three major operating systems: Windows, OSX, and common release versions of Linux. It has a very active and supportive user forum with rapid response to bug reports and updated release installers with bug fixes coming at least every two weeks.
#Lightworks forum update
Since then it has undergone rapid development to update for current codecs, workflows and features. Lightworks development lanquished through rounds of corporate ownership until it was spun off from Editshare into an independent company, LWKS, two years ago. The console jog function is accurate to 1/4 frame slow jog increments and provides analog quality audiio scrubbing from subframe speed to 4x speed. Later versions are similar but added a jog wheel. It is the most precise and ergonomic editing controller I have ever had the pleasure of using.
#Lightworks forum serial
I use a Lightworks MK1 serial console made in 1991 on the current version of the software today. The user interface was influenced by and designed to meet the needs of feature film editors who at the time edited on flatbed tables like Steenbeck.The original editing console that came with the package emulated the Steenbeck control surface. Lightworks originated as a turnkey studio level hardware/software solution that sold for $48k per seat. It still includes features for editing and conforming film negatives today like using negative edge numbers for timecode. Where Avid was designed for broadcast video editing, Lightworks was originally designed for digital intermediate editing of feature films. Next to Avid, Lightworks is the oldest professional NLE in existence.
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