#Frameio blog movie
I would also encourage you to read about the camera-to-cloud workflow mentioned above in the Anatomy of a Cloud Workflow: How the HPA Made a Movie with Frame.io article on the Frame.io blog.
It’s an interesting read to take a look at other services in that article and see who is still standing and who is not. Grab a coffee and enjoy our chat … not exactly an “exclusive” video interview despite what other websites might tell you.Īs mentioned in the video above, here is the link to the 2014 article Review and Approval Options for Video Proswhere we first mentioned Frame.io, before it even launched. They are positioning Frame.io leaning into the future and that’s a big benefit to all media creation professionals out there.
Emery and his team have built Frame.io into way more than just a review and approval service. It’s been an amazing ride for a company that grew out of necessity for a post-production and finishing facility that had designed tools for their needs. I sat down for a virtual interview with Frame.io found and CEO Emery Wells a week or so ago for a long chat, not just about the new v3.6 update (and cool features like the new Transfer app) but talk about the history of Frame.io and how it came to be. At least none of us reading this were caught on a roof working as hurricane-force winds blew in. The COVID-19 pandemic kept us all away from NAB in Las Vegas and then the Nashville derecho followed by the wake low conspired to keep my NAB-AT-HOME interview with Frame.io from going online when their big news of Frame.io v3.6 went live.
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