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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Frame.io Premier Pro integration lands today

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And it is RAD ( and the plugin is free )


Frame.io Panel Delivers Seamless Integration with Adobe Premiere Pro CC

With this integration, artists and editors can:
  • Share a cloud bin / source media.
  • Quickly and easily upload an Adobe Premiere Pro CC timeline, project, or an entire bin.
  • Receive real-time comments from collaborators, synced to the timeline.
  • Bi-directional syncing of markers-to-comments and comments-to-markers.
  • Iterate quickly on creative ideas with one click auto-versioning.
“As professional editors ourselves, we designed the panel with very real insight. These are the tools we've dreamed of having access to so we can spend less time managing our edits and more time being creative,” says Frame.io CEO, Emery Wells. “With Frame.io for Adobe Premiere Pro CC, we're laying the foundation for truly transformative workflows. It's the next generation of collaboration for professional editors and we're only just getting started.”

“Adobe video tools offer a robust platform for modern, connected workflows and are shaking up the industry – from Hollywood to YouTube,” said Sue Skidmore, head of partner relations, Adobe Pro Video. “The panel is a beautiful and smart way to bring collaboration into your Adobe Creative Cloud workflows.”

Available worldwide today, the Frame.io extension for Adobe Premiere Pro CC can be downloaded now at: https://frame.io/premiere.
 
I think this is the future of video editing... collaberation is everything.
 
I have to say, this is one of the slickest integration concepts to truly allow interactive remote editing and potentially color workflows. Very, very nice stuff.

investigating exactly how it fits into my world, but I know I have one client who LOVEs interaction, though prying them out of the castle is often tricky. This should do the trick.
 
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Yeah some big shops using Frame IO and it's always great to see that collab link when it comes through on a project. Definitely expanding their reach.

Personally I am glad it hit Premiere, now we just need it in RCX to go full circle :)
 
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Alberto Guglielmi said:
Frame.IO looks great. On a separate note, does anybody have the phone number for the editor on the video? I am looking for some new people to work with.
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Jason (producer ) can hook you up with the number, but it was Alex MacLean that cut it, Emery Directed it, and Timur shot it (on RED) .
 
Alberto Guglielmi said:
Frame.IO looks great. On a separate note, does anybody have the phone number for the editor on the video? I am looking for some new people to work with.
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Josh and I Produced and gave creative feedback to the team below

Director: Emery Wells
DP: Timur Civan
Movi op: Nico Gianquinto
Gaffer: Ray Richards
Music Edit/Mix: Thomas Szabo
Cut and Colored by Alex MacLean
Addition Editorial and VFX: Thomas Szabo
Animation: Sander Van Dijk, Harry Frank and Andrew Embury


Shot on Dragon and Leica-R's, LLO

Stoked to have all our dudes on this project and everyone killed it. We at Frame.io are just getting started.
 
Jarred Land said:
Yeah some big shops using Frame IO and it's always great to see that collab link when it comes through on a project. Definitely expanding their reach.

Personally I am glad it hit Premiere, now we just need it in RCX to go full circle :)
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If only I knew someone who could close that loop ;)
 
BrendanLeahy said:
Was that filmed at a 60p base framerate?
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Was filmed at a 30fps base and over cranked. Screen animation doesn't look good in 24p in my opinion so we shot 30. Most shots were filmed at 45 - 60 fps and when played back at 30 it's smooth but soft. Really cool look!
 
Emery Wells said:
Was filmed at a 30fps base and over cranked. Screen animation doesn't look good in 24p in my opinion so we shot 30. Most shots were filmed at 45 - 60 fps and when played back at 30 it's smooth but soft. Really cool look!
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Agreed! It looks great.

Will you be showing those of us in the FCPX minority some love with a similar integration update soon?
 
Congrats guys. That's looking like perfect integration. Great film too. :)
 
BrendanLeahy said:
Agreed! It looks great.

Will you be showing those of us in the FCPX minority some love with a similar integration update soon?
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Same question here...

Well done Guys, everything looks awesome from the plug-in to the way the promo was shot and edited.
 
What can you do with the free plugin before you need an subscripten? Or is free = ordinary trial period?
I did like the look of integration of it!
 
Joel Arvidsson said:
What can you do with the free plugin before you need an subscripten? Or is free = ordinary trial period?
I did like the look of integration of it!
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It's free for 1 project and up to 2GB of storage. It's meant to be a free forever trial. If you actually start using it you'll hit the upgrade path which then starts at $15/month.
 
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