ShortKlips — Video Project Management for Nokia, World Bank & More

Nokia and The World Bank have tried managing their video editing projects with ShortKlips. It connects video editors and their clients.

The client creates the project and uploads source files. The editors, who are chosen according to their rating and whether they’re online, get the project. They can accept or decline the offer. If the editors accept the offer, the client sees it and can either approve the editorial team or decline them.

If the platform processes many huge videos simultaneously, the speed can become worse. To avoid this, big videos are split into smaller parts. They render quicker, which helps other users whose videos are not so large.

When checking your video, pause at any moment. Leave comments there. Click on the area you want to specify your comment on. Leave a picture or notes with drawing tools.

Check what changed when your comment was resolved. Either do it back-to-back with 2 videos opened or put one on top of the other. The one on top is transparent enough to compare.

ShortKlips uses Amazon Transcribe for automatic captions on videos.

Every editor’s application is reviewed by the admin.

Invite your team to ShortKlips! For example, you can add a PM to watch over your projects or designers to create products. Make ShortKlips your video editing working station.

Don’t like what you’ve seen after comparing the videos? Had any other kind of issues with the editor? Let the admins know and request a refund. Do it right from the chat box next to the video.

ShortKlips uses Stripe for payments. The client doesn’t have to register there, and the editor can use the connected account option for fast registration.

ShortKlips integrates with OneDrive, Google Calendar, DropBox, Outlook, LinkedIn, Google Drive. Download files from the cloud and synchronize your calendar.