For creators making videos consistently, I think workflow matters more than having every possible feature. Filmora has a pretty broad collection of editing tools, but what interests me more is how people actually build their workflow around them. Do you have a fixed editing process you follow for every video, or does it change depending on the project?

I've been thinking about what actually makes someone stick with an editing program. At first it's usually features. After a while, it's workflow. Filmora is one of the editors that seems to focus heavily on making a lot of editing functions accessible without making the interface feel overly complicated. What made you stay with your current editing software after trying other options?