Descript

1 month ago | descript.com | Ashley Hamer

When you want to make a video, there’s a lot to consider. What will it be about? Where will you film it? What should the script say? How are you going to edit this thing? Answering those questions is one part of what video pros call preproduction: the preparation you do before you produce a video. Preproduction might sound like overkill if all you’re making is a video where you talk into the camera for two minutes.

1 month ago | descript.com | Ashley Hamer

At Descript, we use Descript every day, for all sorts of video—sharing info, presentations, reporting on research, quick messages, and of course all of our marketing video. We kind of have to, but we also routinely find that video is just a superior way to communicate—and Descript makes it easy. Here's an example. Kayla Gervais is on Descript's technical support team—in essence, she's who you're escalated to when you've got a really sticky Descript problem.

1 month ago | descript.com | Brandon Copple

At Descript, we use Descript every day, for all sorts of video—sharing info, presentations, reporting on research, quick messages, and of course all of our marketing video. We kind of have to, but we also routinely find that video is just a superior way to communicate—and Descript makes it easy. Here's an example. Alessandra Wilke is a product marketing manager at Descript, which means, among other things, that she creates and leads marketing campaigns, which starts with market research.

1 month ago | descript.com | Zan Romanoff

Jazmine (JT) Green has always forged her own path. When she felt that there weren’t enough audio opportunities for women, people of color, and queer folks, she teamed up with two friends to launch Postloudness, a Chicago-based audio collective and piloting program for BIPOC creators. That work led her into the academy, where she helped create a graduate-level curriculum for the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

2 months ago | descript.com | Zan Romanoff

Amy Wilson and Margaret Ables have done it: they’ve solved parenthood. Or at least that’s the (extremely ironic) premise of their hit podcast, What Fresh Hell: Laughing in the Face of Motherhood, which includes a mix of their own hard-earned parenting advice and interviews with experts on the subject.