EditShare will highlight its latest enhancements for production and post production workflows at Media Production & Technology Show (MPTS) on 11 – 12 May, Olympia, London, stand L726.

Visitors will access to the new suite of FLEX software solutions for cloud and hybrid workflows. The solution is designed to face today’s necessities in postproduction workflows, including the capacity of working with any edit software, and to do so from any location. It provides a route for edit in the cloud, remote collaborative working, and cloud archiving.

EditShare’s FLEX solution adapts to clients and the company offers turnkey packages that provide access to many types of users. FLEX Cloud Edit provides media asset management, high performance software-defined storage, and virtual workstations in the AWS cloud. The FLEX Cloud Edit+ bundle adds accelerated file transfer capabilities and comprehensive workstation management. FLEX Cloud Sync provides a simple route to back up media libraries and FLOW databases to AWS S3, where it can be retrieved when required, making it easy to retire LTO tape libraries and gain huge resilience and availability.

MPTS will be the first opportunity to see other significant developments following their launch at NAB 2022.

One of the highlights of editorial workflows is the improved synchronization of projects with non-linear editing systems, including Media Composer, Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. The next release of EditShare’s flagship FLOW workflow management software will include the first implementation of this integration.

Also added to FLOW is the ability to support the latest RAW format updates for RED and Blackmagic Design camera systems, and impose LUTs in real time, both on full resolution material and on proxies.

For news and sports fast turnaround editing, FLOW can now ingest NDI contribution feeds and immediately present them for editing; making the workflows as slick as possible.

Adding to the security and sharing concept, EFS Multi-Site allows users with multiple locations to leverage built-in file acceleration to synchronize project storage between EFS clusters in different facilities.

“Our focus is on simplifying the day-to-day experience for our customers,” said Stephen Tallamy, CTO, EditShare. “Whether it is deep integration into NLE software to help editors focus their creativity, or helping post houses manage costs and security as they migrate to the cloud, simplicity and power is what sets us apart.”