EditShare Flow 3.2 Media Asset Platform Demos Adobe Premiere Pro CC Integration

EditShare, LLC has enhanced its Adobe Premiere Pro CC panel integration with the release of Flow 3.2, the company’s media asset management platform.

Integrated with XStream shared storage and Ark archiving/backup products, Flow is a end-to-end workflow solution, from baseband SDI and file-based ingest with transcoding to asset logging, browsing and retrieval of content on EditShare media spaces and archives. Flow features customizable automation tools and remote, web-based access to assets, simplifying complex workflows and allowing access to assets and metadata from inside the facility or anywhere.

Flow’s updated extension panel for Premiere Pro CC gives editors direct access to Flow’s media management tools from within the Premiere Pro CC application. This in-app integration lets editors search across all online and archive storage locations for clips in the asset management database; view clip thumbnails; modify metadata; and add assets to their Premiere Pro CC project – all without ever leaving Premiere Pro CC.

“We have a growing list of mutual customers benefitting from the productivity en-hancements Flow Media Asset Management and the Flow Panel bring to Premiere Pro CC workgroups,” comments Jeff Herzog, senior product manager Flow, EditShare. “The Flow Panel unifies and simplifies the process of finding content in the as-set management database and bringing it to a Adobe Premiere Pro CC project. With minimal learning curve, Premiere Pro CC editors can fully leverage the ever-expanding Adobe Premiere Pro CC toolset while accessing the content they need.“

“Premiere Pro CC, a key part of Adobe Creative Cloud is a powerhouse video editor,” comments Simon Williams, senior director, business development, Adobe Systems, Inc. “The integration of Premiere Pro CC and EditShare simplifies complex storage and media management issues faced by video pros, and results in a robust end-to-end collaborative workflow.“