Today, Adobe (Nasdaq:ADBE) announced that its video editing and collaboration tools are the most popular with Sundance Film Festival filmmakers – for the fifth year in a row. This year’s annual Sundance Institute survey found that over two-thirds (67%) of Sundance films used Adobe Premiere Pro or Frame.io to bring their stories to life
The internal production team at Frame.io has been at the forefront of cloud-first productions since day one. See how they’re using the new in-camera integration with RED Digital Cinema cameras to create rough cuts faster than any production in the world—without using a single hard drive on set— by sending 8K REDCODE RAW files directly to the cloud. Creative collaboration has never been this easy, from camera capture to final delivery.
Shogun CONNECT assisting in Adobe Camera to Cloud technology powered by Frame.io. Follow Pedro D. Flores and Mike Diva as they create a high-end music video with special effects and 3D art.
In a recent article for Post Magazine, Dave Colantuoni wrote about three new trends he sees influencing content creation and production that will continue to grow into 2023.
In a recent article written by David Shapton for RedSharkNews, he discusses initiatives like Adobe’s Camera to Cloud focus attention on where we’re going and how far we can go.
Adobe’s recent acquisition of Frame.io and the announcement of new Camera to Cloud integrations is a significant development in the world of photography and videography. The integration of cloud storage capabilities into cameras allows for a seamless workflow and easier collaboration among team members.
In this video Kriss from Holdan – Cine & Broadcast Solutions runs through how to set up and use the Camera to Cloud (C2C) workflow available with ATOMOS and Frame.io, using no other than the brand new SHOGUN CONNECT – ATOMOS’ most powerful on camera monitor and recorder to date.