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Another’s task management system might run on a clever but light weight system of hashtags ( Frame io) whilst other’s are more fully fledged dedicated systems in their own right ( Kollaborate). Also when looking at the table above, it’s not as simple as it looks, as I’ve had to condense information to make it accessible.įor example, one service’s version of exporting comments might be to an Excel spreadsheet ( LookAt), whilst another’s might be to NLE markers that you can import directly into your timeline ( Kollaborate/ Screenlight). Hopefully the following information will help you make your own choice, more easily.Īs a quick aside, I’ve not gone into detail on Vimeo or Dropbox, assuming that most readers will already be using and/or familiar with them. Basically the market is incredibly competitive right now and everyone whose in it, has something good to offer. This of course, doesn’t mean that Look At or Screenlight aren’t strong choices either. That said, Wipster’s unlimited storage and projects for only $15 a month potentially represents great value for money, especially for the low-budget filmmaker, or solo-freelancer. Secondly, could be Kollaborate because of the wider eco-system of apps that add a lot of value to using the service and Digital Rebellion’s filmmaker-centric approach to the kind of features they provide. Latest Service Updates | Key Differentiators | Service Pricing | Services Compared | Service Features | Service Tutorials | Comments and User Feedbackįrom what I can tell, in the video review services world, the two main horses to back might be Frame.io, partly because they’re gaining so much money from investors, and partly due to how quickly they’re updating and improving the service. UPDATE August 2016 – This post has gotten super long over time, so here are some shortcuts to each section: As an editor, there’s a lot to choose from and a lot of passionate, talented and ambitious entrepreneurs behind each of these services, working very hard to make your life easier! More Services Added – I’ve updated this post to quickly include a mention of three new services (see Even More Client Review Services below) that are all worth checking out as well. LookAt.io | Wipster | Frame.io | Kollaborate | Screenlight | Vimeo | Dropbox In this post I’ve sought to provide a quick and accessible comparison of the main services I’ve encountered, and the highlights of what each one has to offer. But continuing with something just because it works ‘OK’, isn’t a great way to do things, and especially not a way to give your clients, or yourself, the best creative experience. Personally, I’ve used Dropbox and or Vimeo with emails or phone calls for many years and it is a workable system.

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Most of these cloud based video review services compare themselves to the ‘broken’ old alternative of using free services like Vimeo or Dropbox and long email chains of ‘confused’ client feedback. There are a plethora of video review services available to filmmakers today, seeking to help them collaborate on projects, gather client feedback and do a lot more besides, and all the while in a much more efficient fashion.