# Should I Remove iMovie From My Laptop

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**Created:** [December 10, 2021, 12:46am UTC](https://forum.logik.tv/t/should-i-remove-imovie-from-my-laptop/4630 "2021-12-10T00:46:04Z")\
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I find the history of keying absolutely fascinating and I came across this article which talks about the developer who helped create the 3D keyer and the Master keyer, Daniel Pettigrew.

[# Art of Keying](https://www.fxguide.com/fxfeatured/art_of_keying/)  
This article from Mike Seymour at FXguide talks about the evolution of digital keying. It was written in 2005 so is a little out of date but a fascinating read.

I have a thread called [The Colourful History of Compositing](https://forum.logik.tv/t/the-colourful-history-of-compositing/2942) but I’d be happy to join in a new thread talking specifically about the 3D keyer and the Master keyed

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