celebrating 10 years of evercast

We’re proud to have played a part in supporting award-winning films, binge-worthy series, top ad campaigns, and hit video games since 2015. Evercast empowers teams to make decisions, stay aligned, and maintain momentum. We bring the right people into the (virtual) room to keep productions moving forward—so great art gets made, on time and on budget.

2015

where it all began

Evercast was founded by Brad Thomas, Alex Cyrell, and Blake Brinker. As business owners and creatives themselves, they were frustrated by the cumbersome process of producing marketing videos with a remote team—endless feedback loops, misalignment, and a lack of effective tools. With the hunch that others could relate, even at the highest levels of production, they decided to build a solution.

2017

An endeavor for change

Co-founder and veteran film editor Roger Barton, ACE was introduced to Evercast just as he was embarking on a film for Legendary Pictures. As a newly single dad, he’d been seeking a solution for working remotely instead of traveling for months on end away from his family.

With provisional studio approval, Roger edited Godzilla: King of the Monsters remotely—from start to finish—using Evercast. By enabling spontaneous collaboration, Evercast provided more face time with the director, streamlining their process and strengthening creative momentum. Roger saw the technology’s potential to transform not only the lives of other editors, but also the industry at large.

2015

trust spurs momentum

Evercast established its reputation as the trusted remote review software for high-value productions, with ample adoption from major studio and OTT productions, including A Quiet Place, Chernobyl, and Bohemian Rhapsody.  

2020

the industry goes remote

When the pandemic triggered a global shutdown, productions were left in limbo. Evercast became the go-to solution for studios striving to bring entertainment to a world in turmoil—ultimately redefining how content could be made with a remote-first mindset.

Inundated with new productions signing on, Evercast grew 1,400% in only eight months. In recognition of its widespread impact, the platform received an Engineering Emmy Award—as well as the Advanced Imaging Society’s Lumiere Award.

2021

Video games, ad campaigns, and the new frontier

To meet the soaring demand and diverse client needs, the team redesigned the app. With upgraded features for sound and picture, the new Evercast caught the attention of AAA video game developers, in-house creative teams like Peloton and Target, as well as creative agencies such as Hogarth and WPP.

The new app also received recognition from industry leaders; a Webby Award, as well as placement among Variety’s 10 Innovators to Watch and Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies.

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2017

raising the bar for color and sound

Evercast introduced 10-bit color accuracy and 7.1 surround sound capabilities, which positioned the platform as not only a production tool, but also a finishing solution.

Among many other titles, the blockbusters Avatar: The Way of Water and Top Gun: Maverick leveraged the new specs to review color and sound remotely—winning Academy Awards for each category respectively. Their use of Evercast underscored the platform’s ability to support high-caliber teams across every stage of production.

2023

setting the gold standard

Evercast was the first company to receive the Gold Shield from the MPA’s Trusted Partner Network. The prestigious recognition cemented Evercast’s reputation as an industry leader in content security and compliance.

Evercast also received its first National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show Product of the Year Award—a tribute to the platform’s industry-wide impact.

2019

Branching out

Evercast continued to gain traction among filmmakers behind prominent productions like Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Rocketman, and Empire. The music video for Maroon 5’s Memories marked the platform’s first notable use outside of film and television.

As demand increased, the expanding Evercast team began to scale the platform further to address the needs of creatives around the world.

2024

Going immersive with Apple Vision Pro

Evercast unveiled an app for the brand new Apple Vision Pro, available in the App Store on day one. Wicked, Venom: The Last Dance, and Red Bull were the first productions to adopt Evercast for Apple Vision Pro, leveraging its unique ability to enable immersive reviews and simulate theatrical release environments.

The new app made its debut at the HPA Tech Retreat and was honored with the HPA Engineering Excellence Award.

2025

the power of premium

In its 10th year of business, Evercast made a splash with its new premium version, Evercast Suites. The team partnered with NAGRAVISION to bring Forensic Watermarking to synchronous collaborative review—an industry first. With a host of innovative new features, Evercast Suites earned the company its second NAB Show Product of the Year Award.

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