Blender vs PowerDirector: Which is a better fit?

Kaitlin C.: My name's Kaitlin and I am a graphic designer for a promotional product and workforce development company, and I give Blender a 3 out of 5. And other products that we had been using, and one that was more cost-effective and more easily available to our clientele and our employees as they're low income, so. Join the more accessible 3D aspects, it's in this day and age, with 3D printers and other... It just seemed more fun to be doing things the natural 3D on the screen, as opposed to the two dimensionals that was much more catered towards that. And that was one of my favorites aspects. It was just really hard to adapt from one program to another for me and a few others that were trained solely on the other program. And so, it was just the learning curve was there's not much out there on that can learn how to use it as opposed to some other software, so it was just a complicated transition.

Speaker 1: Hi, I'm Jared, and I'm the CEO of Kenya Marketing Agency. We're a three to five men business and growing, and I would give PowerDirector a four out of five stars. I used to have DevEx and I also used to have a few other phone software apps. But the issue with a lot of the apps is scaling your content down to a mobile format and size. And a lot of the times you can't really pick your qualities with most recording apps. And the issue why that's a bigger problem is because most storage on mobile phones or devices is very limited. So if I can be able to control the file size and the quality from the jump, I don't have to compromise on what things I can do for editing or video creation. PowerDirector is allowing me to be able to access my content from any device, whether I'm on my phone, a tablet, a laptop, and use my content from the cloud simultaneously when I'm creating content so that there's no gap or loss in how I'm creating and how I'm also being able to direct or cut or edit my content when I go. The ease of use that I've had from any scale is very simple for me. I'm usually a power user with a lot of apps, so I'm very technical, but with PowerDirector, I don't have to have a hassle of starting an app or trying to figure out how to log in. I just can shoot, cut, edit, add what I need to do on the go, and I can move my form factor depending on what device I have. For anybody that's in their beginning or learning educational phases, when they're starting to do content or direction or build social media platform or influencer stage, I would recommend them to try PowerDirector because it allows you to seamlessly transfer from a cell phone to a laptop, to a tablet without having to have a difficulty of file transfers, format types, and even your content structure. Now, for somebody that's on the higher end of directing and video, I know AI is a bigger thing, so if you consider that as a factor or you prefer to use a digital workstation, then PowerDirector would be able to compliment what you already have in that you don't have to wait to post your content. You can actually see it live, see how you want to put it out, and then release your content for your audience.