Despite the overwhelming and well-documented drawbacks of living through a global pandemic, we were able to look at the bright side and find silver-linings. One of them was the introduction of new habits that indirectly cast a much-needed spotlight on inefficient workplace practices.
As the world slowly made the shift towards remote work, we now understand that working in an office space has become a luxury. That’s where collaborative video tools come in; not only does it remove the obstacle of space, but no more physical limits to the creative brain.
Collaborative video editing tools keep everything centralized. Producers and managers can easily supervise projects and timelines by making instant reviews, while editors can make proposed changes simultaneously. The result saves time and, more importantly, money, without ever losing a creative edge.
Given the opportunity in display, a significant number of options emerged over the years. But what tool best serves your needs? Allow us to break it down for you:
Evercast’s powerful real-time collaboration platform securely streams any creative workflow with uncompromising quality and ultra low latency. It’s the first virtual workflow resource that combines full video conferencing, HD live-streaming, and full-spectrum audio in a single, easy-to-use web-based platform.
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If you’re interested in integrating Evercast into your workflow, get a demo here.
Think of Wipster as a shared workspace, a cloud-based place designed to streamline digital media projects that allows you to upload media, invite reviewers, and collaborate with creatives, clients and stakeholders, wherever they are.
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Filestage’s target clientele is agencies and marketing teams. Their video tool simplifies review workflows and the feedback/approval process from anyone who has a say so-- putting to bed the days of overwhelmingly full and scattered inboxes.
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Drawbacks
Frame.io offers a simple solution to the common problem of remote collaboration without compromising high resolution material. With Frame.io, users can upload footage and other digital media from one central hub, then make it available for team review..
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QuickReviewer’s main functionality is spoiled by its name. This online proofing software was designed for marketing agencies, website development companies, and brands looking for a faster design approval process.
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Drawbacks
In an effort to make collaborative efforts easier across teams, Adobe created a cloud-hosted collaboration service that improves workflows and addresses concerns related to collaboration, efficiency, and scalability in the post-production phase.
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Drawbacks
Hightail went Prince’s route. Formerly known as YouSendIt, this cloud service lets users send large files, preview content, collect real time feedback, assign tasks, monitor team and project activity, and route approvals. It’s a one-stop shop for remote collaboration.
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Best known as a video-hosting platform, Vimeo also allows for video sharing, hosting, and content creation. Because the company’s founders are filmmakers who were looking for specific streaming needs, they switched their tool to serve a holistic approach to customization.
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Drawbacks
Presented as “a new collaborative media platform for content creators,” ftrack is yet another cloud-based collaborative video, media review, and approval tool. It’s designed for creative teams working in post-production processes and often attracts creatives working on single projects with multiple participants.
Top Features
Drawbacks
In Mixcut’s creator’s own words, the idea for this online collaboration tool came “from a friend who earns a great living producing videos for YouTubers.” The company goal is to make it easier to make linear edits and elegant-looking titles for your footage, no matter where a production team might be located.
Top Features
Drawbacks
The most important factor when it comes to collaborative video editing is access. No matter where users and creatives are in the world, they need to be able to jump in and out of the workflow without complications, and these tools give you that option. The other key word is “real time.”
In today’s fast-paced world, sending notes back and forth instead of having a creative conversation is a missed opportunity and a waste of time.
Finally, by not setting rigid boundaries to creativity, companies have the chance to broaden their horizons and collaborate with freelancers all over the world.
3/22/21
Despite the overwhelming and well-documented drawbacks of living through a global pandemic, we were able to look at the bright side and find silver-linings. One of them was the introduction of new habits that indirectly cast a much-needed spotlight on inefficient workplace practices.
As the world slowly made the shift towards remote work, we now understand that working in an office space has become a luxury. That’s where collaborative video tools come in; not only does it remove the obstacle of space, but no more physical limits to the creative brain.
Collaborative video editing tools keep everything centralized. Producers and managers can easily supervise projects and timelines by making instant reviews, while editors can make proposed changes simultaneously. The result saves time and, more importantly, money, without ever losing a creative edge.
Given the opportunity in display, a significant number of options emerged over the years. But what tool best serves your needs? Allow us to break it down for you:
Evercast’s powerful real-time collaboration platform securely streams any creative workflow with uncompromising quality and ultra low latency. It’s the first virtual workflow resource that combines full video conferencing, HD live-streaming, and full-spectrum audio in a single, easy-to-use web-based platform.
Top Features
Drawbacks
If you’re interested in integrating Evercast into your workflow, get a demo here.
Think of Wipster as a shared workspace, a cloud-based place designed to streamline digital media projects that allows you to upload media, invite reviewers, and collaborate with creatives, clients and stakeholders, wherever they are.
Top Features
Drawbacks
Filestage’s target clientele is agencies and marketing teams. Their video tool simplifies review workflows and the feedback/approval process from anyone who has a say so-- putting to bed the days of overwhelmingly full and scattered inboxes.
Top Features
Drawbacks
Frame.io offers a simple solution to the common problem of remote collaboration without compromising high resolution material. With Frame.io, users can upload footage and other digital media from one central hub, then make it available for team review..
Top Features
Drawbacks
QuickReviewer’s main functionality is spoiled by its name. This online proofing software was designed for marketing agencies, website development companies, and brands looking for a faster design approval process.
Top Features
Drawbacks
In an effort to make collaborative efforts easier across teams, Adobe created a cloud-hosted collaboration service that improves workflows and addresses concerns related to collaboration, efficiency, and scalability in the post-production phase.
Top Features
Drawbacks
Hightail went Prince’s route. Formerly known as YouSendIt, this cloud service lets users send large files, preview content, collect real time feedback, assign tasks, monitor team and project activity, and route approvals. It’s a one-stop shop for remote collaboration.
Top Features
Drawbacks
Best known as a video-hosting platform, Vimeo also allows for video sharing, hosting, and content creation. Because the company’s founders are filmmakers who were looking for specific streaming needs, they switched their tool to serve a holistic approach to customization.
Top Features
Drawbacks
Presented as “a new collaborative media platform for content creators,” ftrack is yet another cloud-based collaborative video, media review, and approval tool. It’s designed for creative teams working in post-production processes and often attracts creatives working on single projects with multiple participants.
Top Features
Drawbacks
In Mixcut’s creator’s own words, the idea for this online collaboration tool came “from a friend who earns a great living producing videos for YouTubers.” The company goal is to make it easier to make linear edits and elegant-looking titles for your footage, no matter where a production team might be located.
Top Features
Drawbacks
The most important factor when it comes to collaborative video editing is access. No matter where users and creatives are in the world, they need to be able to jump in and out of the workflow without complications, and these tools give you that option. The other key word is “real time.”
In today’s fast-paced world, sending notes back and forth instead of having a creative conversation is a missed opportunity and a waste of time.
Finally, by not setting rigid boundaries to creativity, companies have the chance to broaden their horizons and collaborate with freelancers all over the world.
