“As demand for video grows, AVID has positioned itself at the forefront of creative community. But we don’t do it alone. By partnering with innovators like Overcast, we have developed a Review, Approval and Collaboration application for MediaCentral | Cloud UX that will accelerate time to market, increase communication and support an audit trail that […]
The Challenge Vodafone Ireland launched TV services in Ireland in 2016. where they have more than 100 channels. Vodafone has a centralised TV headend for all of Europe based in Portugal – all channels are delivered via a single location. As the TV service matured, so did the need for the broadcasters to supply video […]
When you’re relied upon by brands like Ryanair, Visa and Danone, PR firms like Edelman need to be able to deliver first-in-class work on schedule. By making video collaboration and management much easier,
Overcast has helped them meet their video challenges.
As DCU grows and grows, so do its media needs. Rather than spend all their time logging in and out of sub-optimal solutions, Overcast has helped DCU staff manage their video management with ease.
One of the leading producers of high-quality news video, The Irish Times reaches 10s of 1000s of viewers every single day. And in the growing world of online video, staying competitive demands a fast, painless workflow.
Shinawil are masters of their trade and they need a reliable platform to get the work to the client quickly and easily.
Overcast is that platform. Overcast makes it fast, easy and secure to send drafts of work to clients for approval or comment.
The Irish Daily Mail built an in-house studio to become an agency creating video content for in-house editorial and external clients. The external clients included brands that advertised with them as well as their parent company in London. They needed to create simple workflows to ingest multiple formats, capture live social content and publish on multiple web platforms as well as multiple social platforms.
The Challenge: TV3 Group rebranded as Virgin Media Ireland. Their branding project required secure sharing of video, images and content with multiple business units for review and approval. They had no shared enterprise cloud repository, though shadow IT had sprung up within the business and they were using Google Docs, Wetransfer, Dropbox memory sticks and […]
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