There are many cloud-based editing solutions available, nearly too many to count. Who should consider using them and why? How can you tell them apart? That’s what I’ll cover in this article. Let’s ...

LONDON—Remote access to all video files to all the relevant (and authorized) personnel is a good thing. But do those benefits extend to editing in the cloud? Although it has been around for some time, ...

Whether it's to embrace the full-on digital nomad lifestyle, quickly sketch something out while on the move, or just because you need something simple for a simple job, cloud-based NLEs are growing in ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Alteon is announcing a new integration for Adobe® Premiere® Pro with Alteon Cloud, a production platform that combines scalable cloud storage with high-speed file transfer ...

The future of GoPro is not hardware. It’s services. Editing video is hard but GoPro is moving it to the cloud in a bid to make it a bit easier. The service, called GoPro Plus, is a subscription-based ...

A new survey from Blackbird suggests cloud is impacting production but the vast majority of workflows remain inefficient. The study, completed by Coretta Research, find that 90% of respondents said ...

Until there’s an easier way to import into WeVideo, it will only be useful for projects that absolutely require collaborative editing. What makes it potentially hard to get off the ground with a cloud ...

This post mentions the best free cloud-based PDF editor tools. These are the PDF editors that work in a web browser. You can sign up for these cloud PDF editing ...

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / March 27, 2020 / Amid the COVID-19 pandemic prevention, the demand for online cultural and entertainment consumption has soared, featuring high levels of activity involving ...

Aframe, the London-headquarted startup that is taking on industry giants like Avid with its cloud-based video production platform, is one step closer to founder David Peto’s vision to put professional ...

There are many cloud-based editing solutions available, nearly too many to count. Who should consider using them and why? How can you tell them apart? That’s what I’ll cover in this article. Let’s ...