Brandon Baum

So yeah, that was really, really exciting.

So I would then work on the video, I guess it's traditional After Effects pipeline.

And then I would bring it back into Premiere to do my last little time remap and last touches doing add a mix, add a grade, and then send it off and post it.

And my cycle would start again.

Amazing.

That was the before.

Good question.

Well, to be honest, I was forcing myself to do it within a day.

So it was a sprint.

So it was whether this video should take three weeks or not, you got a day to do it.

And that was a really fun exercise for me.

And I think that was the experience that made me lose the whole like perfectionism idea and just go.

It's really where I've kind of like embodied this philosophy that

you know, of a project that you do 50% of your time is spent getting 90% of the project together.

And the other 50% is spent getting that last 10% together.

And I always just think now it's like, cool, maybe get your projects to like 95%.

Maybe that's like a good number, but ultimately that, that last 5% is really only the things that you notice.

You think it's the stuff that's going to bug everyone else, but ultimately people are just engrossed into the story and the last 5%.

Well, if it's at the last 5%, it's too late.

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