New Screenlight Review And Approval To Debut At Nab 06

Screenlight, a pioneer in remote video collaboration will debut the latest version of its review and approval system at NAB. New annotation and drawing tools allow users to add detailed notes directly onto images. Video editors can import comments and annotations as markers directly into Adobe Premiere Pro CC via the free Screenlight integration panel. This provides editors and video content creators with frame-accurate feedback, for a simpler, faster pathway to final delivery.

Our video team uses Screenlight on a daily basis for editorial reviews with our authors and clients, says Kirk Walter, GM of Video Production Services for O'Reilly Media Inc. We produce hundreds of hours of content each month and the collaborative user interface allows us to be agile for quick turnarounds and finalizing projects.

The new annotation features are just the latest additions to the Screenlight toolset, underscoring the company's drive to streamline and accelerate the review workflow. The new release will include:

- Vector based drawing tools to capture pinpoint accurate visual feedback

- Redesigned commenting with larger video player and enhanced comment threading

- Introduction of one of the first free marker import panels for Adobe Premiere Pro CC, a key component of Adobe Creative Cloud

- Comment export in multiple print and NLE friendly formats

- Innovative sign-in offers enhanced security while simplifying user experience

- Easier organization with asset move and copy

- New keyboard shortcuts for playback and annotation

- Expanded audio and RAW image support

- Support for timecode annotation and custom frame rates

- New plans offering unlimited storage at $9 per user per month

With accurate, actionable feedback, video editors can spend less time guessing what clients want and more time just getting it done, says Screenlight Co-founder, Chris Potter. In an industry with ever shrinking timelines and budgets, efficiency is a key competitive advantage.

Creatives appreciate the power and flexibility of Adobe Premiere Pro CC, and like the ability to collaborate with others, says Sue Skidmore, head of partner relations, Adobe Pro Video. The Screenlight Marker Import Panel for Adobe Premiere Pro CC expands the editing toolset for video pros and makes it simple for content creators to share feedback on their productions.

The new version of Screenlight with enhanced annotation and drawing tools is available today for $9 per user per month with unlimited storage and it can be seen at NAB 2016, April 18-21 in Las Vegas, at the Screenlight booth SL9405.

About Adobe at NAB

At NAB 2016, Adobe is previewing updates for its Creative Cloud video and audio tools - including Adobe Premiere Pro CC, After Effects CC, Adobe Audition CC, Adobe Media Encoder CC and Prelude CC - and showing Adobe Anywhere, Adobe Stock and Adobe Primetime. Over the past year, Adobe added hundreds of features, including comprehensive native format support for UltraHD editing, continued color advancements and support for HDR workflows, more than 100,000 4K video assets to Adobe Stock available directly in Adobe Premiere Pro CC and After Effects CC, and popular new features like Remix for Audition CC. See Adobe at NAB in Booth SL3910, and don't miss the Creative Master Series panel with the post-production team from 20th Century FOX's Deadpool on 4/19, 4:15-5 p.m., Room S220.

About Screenlight:

founded in 2008, Screenlight is a pioneer in cloud video review and approval and has helped thousands of agencies, production teams, studios, and editors create and deliver video smarter, better and faster. Companies ranging from Disney, Cisco, and Publicis, to freelance content creators use Screenlight every day to collaborate simply and effectively with their clients and colleagues as their stories take shape. Screenlight is a privately held company with offices in Toronto & Berlin. For more information, visit https://screenlight.tv.

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