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John Proksch-Whaley
@johnrwhaley · Hardware & Digital Designer
Thanks Andrew! We really had to re-think how a robust set of editing tools would translate to a) one-handed use, and b) tall-format content. With so many people pushing back on Vertical Video as a valid medium for lasting content, our goal has been to do the opposite: to give people the tools to create BETTER -- and for the first time ever, IMMERSIVE -- Vert… See more
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John Proksch-Whaley
@johnrwhaley · Hardware & Digital Designer
Exactly one year ago we set out to build a home for a format that had yet to be solved for -- Vertical Video. One thing we can all agree on is that Vertical Video looks terrible on YouTube. And on existing mobile platforms, Vertical Video is treated as a medium for disposable messaging, so it's low-res and lightweight in order for it to transmit instantly li… See more
Jacob Hobbie
@linkchef · Student
Looks really awesome! Vertical video has always been laughed at, but it's a very natural way to film, especially yourself easily, so I'm happy to see a video player support it! Any Timeline for Android? (I sometimes think I'm the only Android user here :P)
Jordan Breighner
@breighner · MD @ Coolhouse Labs
I've been working with these guys for a couple months @coolhouselabs. A couple things I love about Vervid. 1) It has powerful yet easy to use tools to create awesome video content. Your videos don't have to disappear and can last longer than 6 seconds. You can loop in multiple segments, and create really interesting content. 2) It has a built in social dis… See more
Andrew Zusman
@uxandrew · UX Designer
Smart product! No one ever turns their phone to make a video and if you can't beat em join em! What is in store for V2? What do you see as the ideal age for your users?