Frame.io is now 100% compatible with Premiere Pro and Adobe After Effects

Premiere Pro and After Effects, two of the main Creative Cloud tools, become fully compatible with Creative Cloud collaborative technology. Frame.io, recently acquired by the company itself Adobe.

With the introduction of Frame.io to Creative Cloud, Video editors and key project stakeholders, including producers, agencies and clients, will be able to collaborate in real time in the cloud. According to Adobe, this development is the “industry's first integrated review and approval workflow” for post-production.

Among other processes, video creators will be able to share work in progress with an unlimited number of reviewers anywhere in the world; obtain feedback and observations accurately, even frame by frame, directly within Premiere Pro and After Effects, all without even having to leave your Timeline; use the Frame.io accelerated file transfer technology to quickly upload and download media files with 100GB of dedicated Frame.io storage; work in up to five different projects simultaneously with another remote user; and work with Camera to Cloud, a “quick, easy and secure” way to get footage from cameras to editors, motion designers and other interested parties.

Leading filmmakers are already seeing the benefits of remote collaboration with Premiere Pro y Frame.io. the movie Everything Everywhere All At Once, from A24, used both solutions in their workflow. So remember Paul Rogers, his editor, the experience: "Premiere Pro is incredible and I couldn't imagine editing with any other program. Combined with Frame.io, the entire workflow was very intuitive. I was able to focus on the film, not the tools."

New updates for Premiere Pro and After Effects

The announcement of the integration of Frame.io has been accompanied by a profound update to Premiere Pro, which includes improvements such as a Redesigned import, header bar and export experience, which allows you to share videos directly to social networks; the tool Auto Color, which powered by Adobe Sensei uses AI to generate the first color corrections; ability to show and hide markers by color; inclusion of a remix progress indicator for audio clips; improved loop trim mode playback, and new free video resources Adobe Stock, including thousands of HD video sequences, motion graphics templates, and more.

On the other hand, After Effects now has native compatibility with the chips M1 of Apple, which makes the solution “up to seven times faster.” On the other hand, Adobe's Creative Cloud software adds the scene editing detection powered by Adobe Sensei; a extended viewer which allows users to view 2D and 3D layers located outside the edge of a frame when using the 3D Eraser engine, and tray indicators for 3D layers They show which 3D layers are rendered together in the same 3D space, allowing them to intersect and cast shadows on each other.

Those attending the NAB This year, you can learn more about the new features available and hear from industry experts at the Adobe and Frame.io booth (#N3404, North Hall and #C9520, Central Hall) from April 23 to 27, 2022.