latexperiment now has live streaming, available to Premium and Extended Premium subscribers.
For years, everything you have seen here has been the finished result: the final edit, the selected frame, the version that made the cut. What happened before that, the hours of retouching, the color grading, the decisions that never made it into a caption, has mostly stayed invisible. That changes now.
Streams will give you a direct look into the parts of this work that usually stay behind closed doors. Sometimes that means watching a photograph come together in real time, from a flat raw file to something with actual mood and depth. Sometimes it means sitting in on video editing, watching footage get shaped into something with rhythm and pacing. And every so often, it means being there for an actual shoot itself, watching a session unfold as it happens rather than only seeing what survives the edit.
None of this is scripted for the stream. It is simply the work, happening the way it always has, with a window opened onto it. The chat runs alongside it, and it actually matters; questions get answered as they come in, comments shape what gets shown next, and the whole thing feels less like a broadcast and more like being in the room. If you cannot make it live, nothing is lost. The archive keeps every stream, so you can go back and watch what happened whenever it suits you.
This has been something I wanted to offer for a while, not as a gimmick, but because the process itself has always felt worth sharing. Now there is finally a place to do that properly.
Raymond