What was the 'Video Toaster' for Amiga and how did it influence SFX in films and television series?

The article published on CDM Link discusses the legendary Amiga Video Toaster, focusing on its impact on the video editing world and the history behind this innovative tool. Launched in the late '80s, Video Toaster was the first product to introduce the concept of 'live switching' of video, allowing editors to seamlessly switch between different video sources in real time. Its departure from traditional, costly editing systems opened doors for smaller production studios and creators. Due to the technologies employed, Video Toaster became a synonym for creativity in the film industry, granting its users extraordinary creative freedom. The article also features anecdotes from individuals who utilized Video Toaster in their projects, showcasing its unique capabilities and influence on the development of video technology.