In this article by Jourdan Aldredge for NoFilmSchool, the author explores how Adobe’s new AI-powered Firefly video model is poised to revolutionize video editing across its suite of applications, including Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Frame.io.
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.
In her blog post for Frame.io Insider, Sandra Lucille discusses the challenges documentary editors face and the transformative impact of Adobe Premiere Pro’s new Text-Based Editing feature. Documentary editors, responsible for crafting narratives from vast amounts of footage, audio, and interviews, often relied on time-consuming and inefficient methods for selecting sound bites and creating a storyline.
The production of The Bear demonstrates a seamless integration of creative elements and technical innovations, showcasing the power of modern editing tools and collaborative platforms. In an article written on […]
Welcome to Frame.io’s exclusive year-in-review event with Atomos! In this live session, the host, Shawn McDaniel, engages in a captivating conversation with Atomos Senior VP of Product, Paul Scurrell, alongside accomplished creatives Victor Laforteza, Graham Sheldon, and Dru Williams. Together, they delve into the transformative impact of Camera to Cloud technology on their workflows. They explore the evolution of their creative processes and discover the innovative strides they’ve made since its introduction. They provide an insightful glimpse into this illuminating discussion, offering valuable insights into the changing landscape of modern content creation and production workflows powered by Atomos technology.
Check out this behind the scenes from Aaron Parecki of how he was able to film and publish same-day vidoes at this years NAB show. Aaron worked on this project […]
At Frame.io, they have established a number of very close alliances with software and hardware businesses whose impact on the filmmaking industry is evident. From portable on-camera displays to HDR studio-grade monitor-recorders, Atomos, one of these partners, undoubtedly caters to the greatest range of camera operators and content producers.
In a recent video uploaded to YouTube by Adobe Video & Motion, they discuss how Sundance Film Festival utilizes Adobe Creative Cloud and Frame.io to maintain a Camera to Cloud Workflow. Frame.io is a cloud-based video review and collaboration platform designed for video professionals and teams. It allows users to upload, review, and share video content with clients, colleagues, and stakeholders in real-time.
At NAB 2022, ATOMOS and Frame.io announced a brand-new Camera to Cloud integration with the SHOGUN CONNECT and ATOMOS CONNECT range that would connect hundreds of HDMI, Mirrorless, and DSLR cameras directly to the cloud.
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.