EditShare, a leading provider of shared storage solutions for media and entertainment industries, reported a successful NAB Show in 2023. The company’s Regional Pre-Sales Manager, Adam Lewiston, revealed that they were “incredibly busy” during the three-day event, meeting with walk-ins and pre-arranged appointments.
EditShare showcased their shared storage solution with their own file system called EFS, alongside their asset management system called Flow, which is compatible with any NLE (non-linear editing) software. “We come as a turnkey solution. So we are a very easy-to-configure out-of-the-box system. We are an expandable system, multi-user system,” Lewiston said.
One of EditShare’s unique selling points is their panel integrations, which include Native Flow panel integrations with Blackmagic Resolve, Avid Media Composer, and Adobe. This allows Flow to become the conduit between any editor of choice. “As I mentioned, we're the only people that are doing Avid Bin syncing as well as syncing into Adobe Premiere and also into Resolve, so we have this workflow that you can choose any NLE and use Flow as the main conduit between all of those,” Lewiston explained.
Lewiston emphasised that Flow’s Asset Management system was unique in the way it interfaces with all of the NLEs, making it a preferred choice for those looking for a better workflow to become more efficient and manage their media in a better way. The NAB Show is an annual trade show produced by the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), showcasing the latest trends and technologies in broadcasting, television, and film production.
EditShare’s success at the NAB Show 2023 is a testament to the company’s commitment to providing efficient and reliable solutions for the media and entertainment industry. With their easy-to-configure out-of-the-box system and unique panel integrations, EditShare’s EFS and Flow solutions are leading the way in shared storage and asset management for post-production workflows. “We are very pleased with the positive feedback from the show and look forward to continuing to innovate and improve our solutions,” Lewiston said.