Is there an option to share an edit with a client for feedback/comments anywhere built into Adobe Premiere other than rendering and sending them the file?
Maybe an idea for a future build, something that allows clients/3rd parties to add comments.
well, you can export to vimeo for review although many people report problems with this feature. Vimeo and a number of other 3rd party apps have review and comment tools that you might want to investigate. Here's one: https://www.kollaborate.tv/ Not sure how you can "share" an edit without exporting it. FCP7 had a great feature called IChat Preview Theater (if I remember correctly) that allowed a client to "look over your shoulder" as you reviewed footage and edited. Was a great feature. Unfortunately, Apple killed the feature in an OS update (thank you Apple). Would love to see that type of feature integrated into Premiere. I provide support to a few clients who are actually editing themselves, while I watch via zoom or teamviewer. Not ideal as the video playback is not close to smooth...
I definately think this should be a feature - InDesign incorporates a share-for-review feature and you can readily comment on PDF docs, so why not video as well?
It's just tedious exporting an edit, uploading etc. and picking up responses via email, especially (in my case) when working through multiple edits and versions of films. The 3rd party stuff you mention is good, but really (for me) this feature should be enabled in the app.
We used to have the Clip Notes feature, you could easily send out draft edits for review, and import reviewers’ comments back into the timeline. The comments show up in sequence markers situated at the precise frames where comments were placed.
The two main ways to do this now are Frame.io and Wipster.
Both are plugins with panels that load into the Premiere UI, and allow for creating quick H.264 exports for review, with notes from the reviewers shown on-screen during playback.
Frame.io is the more "serious" one used by say b-cast/streaming types for colorists and fx people also, Wipster more towards the web publisher arena.
Sorry that this feature is not available, but it is a great idea. Sure would be nice not have to pay yet another sub fee. Personally, I'd like to see a few features get added for those editors now working remotely. The industry has changed permanently. Please make an official request, drop the link here, and I'll gladly upvote it.
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