Second, you have fewer clips to download to your computer, so you can be more productive. First, you get your material and can start working faster. EditShare’s award-winning FLOW software has built-in web tools that allow you to easily drag and drop material into bins, create sub-clips and even create a rough timeline and cuts-only edit before you start downloading. To make this easy you’ll ideally use a web-based tool to start building up your project structure. To minimize the download time, I recommend your first task is to organize the clips and decide what you need directly on the server. It might be the broadcaster or production company’s headquarters, in the cloud, or if you’re involved in fast turnaround editing it might still be at the location of the shoot. In a remote editing set-up, the editing software is on your computer but the raw footage is on a server at a remote location. In this short blog piece, EditShare’s CTO, Stephen Tallamy, runs through some of his top tips for making remote editing more productive.

The challenge, though, is to provide sufficient connectivity to allow the production and post production teams access to content in a timely manner. Remote production has become an attractive proposition, with multiple benefits.

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