ClipKeep the work.
Build on it.
Bring your existing footage and metadata into the next edit. Keep the services you still need.
Add a searchable log to your LucidLink filespace
Keep shared access and add the source log: known names, useful metadata and ranges that help the next editor start cutting.
Open the guideAdd ClipLogger to your Shade footage
Keep using Shade while you build a searchable, portable source log in ClipLogger. Start with one accessible shoot.
Open the guideTurn your Bridge folders into a useful video log
Keep the ratings and keywords you already created, then add subjects, typed fields and useful ranges for the next edit.
Open the guideMove a Kyno shoot into a smarter logging workflow
Keep the browsing habits you like and put ClipLogger’s subject lookup and logging suggestions to work on one Kyno shoot.
Open the guideAdd ClipLogger to your Iconik source workflow
Keep the shared catalog and use ClipLogger for searchable source logs on the storage your Mac can access.
Open the guideStart logging without an Axle server project
Evaluating Axle? Run a ClipLogger shoot on your current Mac before buying a server. Already on Axle? Add a durable source log to one production first.
Open the guideAdd a source log before your Frame.io review
Keep your review links. Give the editor known subjects, searchable fields and useful ranges before the footage reaches the first cut.
Open the guideBuild a free source library beside your cloud DAM
Give the production team a useful camera archive while the institution keeps its approved deliverables and distribution controls.
Open the guideStart with the shoot
you need next.
Bring one folder through ClipLogger, then check the log and selects in your editor before expanding to the archive.