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One Stream, Multiple Platforms: Grow Audiences Faster with Wirecast’s New Cloud Multistreaming Capability

By Jennifer P 0 Comment October 22, 2024

The article “One Stream, Multiple Platforms: Grow Audiences Faster with Wirecast’s New Cloud Multistreaming Capability” highlights the growing need for content creators to reach wider audiences across various platforms.

Why would you want to connect an Atomos to the cloud? – Atomos Cloud Studio Overview

By Jennifer P 0 Comment May 10, 2024

Carl from ProAV TV takes a look at Atomos cloud functionality and how it has progressed in recent years. We discuss the practical uses of this technology across the 4 main areas of cloud studio, Live Production, Atomos Edit, Camera to Cloud & Remote View.

How to produce Documentaries with Camera to Cloud

By Jennifer P 0 Comment March 27, 2024

Mia Stawinski is an award-winning photographer and videographer who specialises in capturing the raw beauty of nature and wildlife. In this video from Atomos, Mia demonstrates the features of the Atomos Ninja Ultra monitor combined with Sony Ci Media Cloud. This ultimate pairing transformed her entire workflow when capturing wildlife in Botswana.

How GMedia tells great stories in no time with Camera to Cloud

By Jennifer P 0 Comment December 26, 2023

In the blog post “How GMedia tells great stories in no time with Camera to Cloud” by Atomos for Videomaker, the creative agency for Green Machine Ensembles at George Mason University, uses a Camera to Cloud (C2C) workflow to streamline their video production process.

Atomos Cloud Studio (ACS) is now available!

By Jennifer P 0 Comment April 3, 2023

Atomos Cloud Studio (ACS) is now available! Get affordable subscription-based tools for remote collaboration and live production.

NAB Show: Virtual, Cloud Workflows Dominate Latest Production Trends

By Jennifer P 0 Comment April 3, 2023

In a recent article written by Bob Kovacs posted to TVTechnology, he discusses how exhibitors at the NAB show will showcase new technology that will advance remote production. The use of cloud computing in broadcast and cinema production has revolutionized the industry by providing greater flexibility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness. The cloud allows media companies to store and process vast amounts of data and content, collaborate with teams in different locations, and access sophisticated software and tools without having to invest in expensive hardware and infrastructure.

KitPlus TV at ISE featuring the kit we use and the Atomos Shogun Connect

By Jennifer P 0 Comment February 13, 2023

KITPLUS recently uploaded a video to their YouTube channel of a quick overview video and demo of the Atomos Shogun Connect that we have been using tethered to a 5G connected iPhone at ISE 2023 in Barcelona. The Shogun records an internal ProRes file as well as an H265 file and uploads the H265 file to, in our case, a Frame.io account for our remote editor to download and edit.

Media Alert: Adobe Video Tools Power Majority of Films at 2023 Sundance Film Festival

By Jennifer P 0 Comment January 25, 2023

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

Behind the Scenes with Frame.io: RED In-Camera Integrations in Action

By Jennifer P 0 Comment January 23, 2023

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.

Outlook: Three Trends Driving Workflow Efficiency

By Jennifer P 0 Comment December 28, 2022

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.