Frame.io is great for collaborating between different departments of production (Offline editor, sound designer, Online...) and keep all comments in an organized place. Much better then long chains of e-mails where things can easily get lost. It's easy to use and simple to introduce other people to. Upload times are pretty fast which is also important when working on a deadline, and the Frame.io team is pretty receptacle to feedback. All is all very recommended for the types of project that have multiple department collaboration.

I would NOT recommend using frame.io with clients. They somehow either manage to get lost with the interface, or would use it to bombard you with comments since it's so easy to do. With clients I'll stick to regular e-mails, trust me.

I've been using the frame for a year and a half, and it has led to more efficiency, love and more collaboration at work.

Personally, I use Frame.io to share videos with anyone who needs to watch them and give feedback for projects in Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, and it's a great resource for the video production team, where members can upload videos to the Frame.io website. It is also important to know that you can easily access media, add collaborators, participate in a review, upload your timeline for participation, participate in presentation mode, and import annotations directly into your project. You can choose the text color for the video titles, the background color and even the thumbnail you want to appear on the screen. Frame.io builds efficiency and love for work, and communicates faster in terms of videos.

My only negative point is that I can't say how much time people spent watching the video. If this feature is added, Frame.io will be amazing.

There's a lot of promise here, but I really need a tutorial.

The single best feature of Frame.io is the ability for reviewers to leave time-coded notes on the project, simply by commenting at the moment they are trying to note. This feature saves us so much time in post, as people typically are off on their time codes when giving in notes. It has all of the features I'd want in a video-sharing site, like password protection. And I like that you can create essentially custom pages for projects to live (as opposed to old school Vimeo).

Honestly, I found this software to be confusing. There are a lot of bells and whistles to pull and prod, but without someone physically teaching me the software, I couldn't figure it out. My company doesn't have precious time to waste on boarding people onto new software, so I found using Frame.io to be more trouble than it was worth. It was almost like trying to learn Premiere on my own -- there are so many things I could do with the software, but I physically could not figure out how to use it on my own.

Overall it has been great. It's better to get reviews through frame than in person, honestly. Can't recommend it enoguh.

I love the ease of use, how streamlined it is and how it helps organize the assets. I love reviewing/getting reviews here as you can timestamp, or draw over the images. The version stacking options are great as well!

The amount of team-members per project is limited. The notification settings are a bit of a bother, you can set them up but I always end up missing important notifications. It would be good to be able to set them up by area or sub team.

Frame is an industry leader in the video production space, especially with their forthcoming integrations with Sound Devices and other on set hardware manufacturers to make a seamless transition from set to post production. While there can be quirks to the software, we believe in the trajectory of the company and the fact that they continue to develop features.

Frame has quickly become the standard for sharing internal review links within our organization, making it simple for creatives to get feedback from producers and stakeholders, and then go back and continue working. We love the integration directly with Adobe Premiere, and this has centralized a mess of Vimeo, Dropbox, Webdam, and YouTube links into one single place for gathering feedback.

One feature that I wish Frame offered would be the ability to embed videos into webpages. This wouldn't always be for live pages on our site, but as we build video content alongside our web designers building pages, I'd like to be able to embed the current version of a video just as a demo. We also have had on-and-off issues with comments not being carried through.

This is probably my favorite new software implimented in my company. If you work in video, this is absolitely the program you need. No more printing off edits and no more confusion on what they are looking for.

I love having the ability to either send a client a presentation link or a review link. If I need their feedback, they can leave their comments directly on the time code so that there is ZERO confusion. The ability to draw and write on the frame makes things even easier to clarify. Also major bonus is being able to have Frame.io IN my premiere project, so there's no bouncing back and forth.

I wish there was more storage? But I'm sure you can pay for more.

Using frame.io has been incredibly helpful for our workflow. Quick feedback from clients allows us to turn projects around quickly and collaborate effectively from afar.

Quick feedback is super helpful. For a client to jump into a video and put notes directly on the point in the project where the feedback is needed; that's invaluable.

The hardest part (it's a blessing and a curse) is that everyone can see the feedback, so separating internal/external feedback is important.

It is a great software that I have used as a freelancer and at companies. It is easy to use and exactly what I need for simple review for videos.

The software is fairly easy to use. I use it to keep track of videos being made by myself and my team, and then me and my boss give feedback. It is quick, efficient, and effective.

There are a few features I had to dig around to figure out. Once I did they were great but, weren't initially super straightforward.

- It's quite easy to use, so perfect if you need somebody who is not "in the field" to review the video and add their comments. - you can stop the video and add notes and comments on that specific time, and others can comment on your note. It makes much easier to keep track of all requests/changes/comments, without going back and forth endless mail threads. - it can be integrated with Adobe Premiere. - Cloud-based, so you can review your videos from literally everywhere.

- The email notification system can be improved. - Sometimes the comments take a while to appear to other users, which can force you to move the conversation elsewhere if you're in a hurry.

It's been good for reviews and feedback from clients and vendors. I'd recommend to many post production companies.

I like the comments and reviews being saved by timecode. This works great for when reviewing videos for a video production company I work with. I like coming back to the notes and responding in real time.

I don't have any large complaints. I like it for reviews and uploading for client and internal review. I wouldn't have any big changes or notes for the software.

I have found Frame.io a great way to quickly get feedback and approvals from clients. Frame.io creates a nice bridge between my team and clients to efficiently get video content completely. Definitely would recommend to anyone providing video production services.

Frame.io is a great software platform to share and review video content. As a video producer, Frame.io allows me to share video content and receive feedback, changes, etc. from clients in a clear and concise manner. Frame.io makes it easy to collaborate and quickly get video content produced and delivered.

Not a huge con, but there is a bit of a learning curve to get clients up to speed on using Frame.io. It is very intuitive and easy to use, but once clients see the benefits of using Frame.io over simple email, they jump on board.

I really enjoy the comments feature. I removes a lot of misunderstandings from clients and saves time.

Sometimes it bugs a bit when you have too many files in one folder.

I love that it integrates directly with Adobe Premier Pro. They are constantly updating features and quick to listen to the feedback of users

It still seems as though there are server issues at times when trying to upload projects. I have also noticed a time lag from when clients say they make notes and when I see them .

Using frame.io has been great for sharing content for approvals. The ability to give a client one link, and being able to control the look and functionality of said link is essential. I wish they had a more intuitive UI or a tutorial video for some functionality early on.

One easy source to share and version animations and videos. Quickly send links to individual files, multiple files, in either a review format, or presentation. Encodes multiple codecs for previews.

A bit expensive, but ultimately worth it. There is a little bit of a learning curve as to how to arrange the order of your videos.

Drop a comment anywhere in the timeline, have discussions around it. Publish directly from Premiere! Version control, and easy to use file management.

Free trial used to be a good single person or hobbyist option. Now it has a hard stop after which you have to pay more than anyone outside of being a full time pro can afford.

Upload videos for review by co-workers and clients. Rate videos and chat with co-workers. Transfer videos between co-workers.

Allows the evaluation of video materials by co-workers. Possibility to add comments and graphic signs in a given minute of the video. Works with adobe premiere software.

Price could be lower, or can be combined with other Adobe packages.

Frame.io is a fantastic way for teams to collaborate on video edits. Everyone can watch the film on their own time and collaborate/leave comments and edits all in one place to then approve and push live. This saves teams a lot of time and energy!

It's pretty pricey for small filmmakers and video teams, and hard to justify the value for the price point.

I sign up few days ago because I noticed about new release. I'm totally expecting about that. I like that the frame soft is integrated absolutely with my Mac folders. With just a drag a nd drop I upload content. easy.

The limits of storage maybe has to be encrease a little. If I upload videos to I eat fast the limit.

I LOVE that my colleagues can leave comments through the frame.io link and I can then see their comments directly on my Premiere timeline. This saves me a lot of back and forth.

The tool lacks tags to organize your content.

I have always had a love/hate relationship with video editting projects but the software takes away some of the clunkiness of sending files, version control, etc so I don't mind doing these projects as much.

The version control feature is so clear and easy to use. The scrubbing/fast forward features are great. I love that it incorporates 1x, 1.5x, 2x, etc so we don't have to review full videos all the time. I also love the email notifications for comments.

I don't have any issues with the product. I'm sure there are many more features that I look forward to learning.

Overall Frame.IO has improved our client experience, and has made our review process streamlined!

Clean, Sleek UI with an easy to navigate interface for first-time users. This makes collaboration between clients and our internal team seamless.

E-Mail notifications can be improved upon, and often have issues with multiple files being uploaded.

It's nice working with Frame.io when collaborating with other filmmakers. It was more difficult when sending the project to a client that was unfamiliar with the software. It's a bit more challenging than I thought to work with after it was originally recommended to me by my production studio in terms of uploading and updating. , but it's better than using YouTube.

Made it super easy to communicate with video editors.

Once I created my account it was very straightforward to use it. I uploaded the videos and started marking the places where edits are needed and I just sent the link to the editor. Honestly, it couldn't have been easier.

It's really hard to find anything, honestly. It's fast and it just works. The free plan allows me to do what I need.

great to have, but too expensive for the amount of video work we do.

we use it make vids of our building sites - it is easy to use across the team and saves time compared to 'normal' video editing on imac.

though nice to have, the interaction via threads is sometimes more time consuming than chatting via phone.