Marquis Integration for Adobe Premiere Pro CC & Avid Interplay

Marquis Broadcast, experts in content workflows and media integration software, specialise in moving media. The Company has today announced its new integration for Adobe Premiere Pro CC and Avid Interplay will be shown at NAB 2015 on booth SL7720 for the first time.

We have built on our many years' of experience in edit systems integration to develop custom panels for Adobe Premiere Pro CC that will allow users to integrate their work with an Avid Interplay System, explains Simon Fearn, product manager Marquis Broadcast. The two new Custom Panels for Adobe are add-on extension components that run inside the Adobe Premiere Pro CC application and enable users to source content from Interplay by browsing and searching the Interplay system within the panel and then triggering an import into Adobe Premiere Pro CC. Users can then use a second panel to export their content and metadata from Adobe Premiere Pro CC back into the Avid Interplay Production Asset Management system.

Users who will benefit from accessing this new functionality include Adobe Premiere Pro CC and Media Composer editors wishing to collaborate on a project; those using Adobe Prelude CC as an ingest tool or for quality assurance for Avid Interplay/ISIS; those using Adobe After Effects to complete motion graphics for projects edited on Media Composer, plus facilities who wish to continue to use Avid Interplay/ISIS for their tier one edit storage and MAM but wish to switch to Adobe Premiere Pro CC for editing.

Marquis is focused on enhancing digital workflows, confirms Fearn. Our new development helps integrate workflows and gives Adobe users the power to browse, move and therefore edit content more easily. We take care of the technical know-how, enabling them to focus on the business of creativity.

Adobe Premiere Pro, a key component of Adobe Creative Cloud , is a powerful creative tool that enables editors to utilize a variety of media, said Simon Williams, director of strategic alliances at Adobe. The latest integration of Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects with Marquis will enable our customers to integrate and streamline their workflows to create even better productions.

About Adobe at NAB

At NAB 2015, Adobe is showcasing advances that radically improve how broadcasters, filmmakers and video professionals create, collaborate, deliver and monetize content across multiple screens. Adobe will preview major updates to the video applications in Adobe Creative Cloud, including Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe After Effects CC, and unveil major enhancements to Adobe Primetime, the industry's most advanced TV delivery and monetization platform, which will help broadcasters and pay TV providers scale video delivery across OTT and other devices. Adobe also announced important updates to Adobe Anywhere, the collaborative workflow platform that empowers users of Adobe Premiere Pro CC and Adobe Prelude CC to work together using centralized media and shared projects. In addition, Adobe is unveiling mobile technology in development called Project Candy that will reinvent the color workflow for editors Adobe Character Animator, a new professional-quality animation tool that brings characters to life using a webcam, microphone and facial gestures. To learn more about Adobe Creative Cloud and Adobe video tools, go to www.adobe.com/go/video. More information about Adobe at NAB can be found here: http://adobe.ly/1GPXwdB, or see Adobe at NAB in Booth SL5110.

About Marquis

Marquis moves media! Marquis moves media and metadata between different systems in broadcast and post-production workflows. We enable broadcasters and other users of digital media to achieve maximum efficiencies from their workflow processes by providing a range of media integration products designed for the data-intensive and challenging requirements of todays fast-paced broadcasting environments. For further information please see: www.marquisbroadcast.com

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