Paul Matthijs Lombert

Huge news today! After riding a rollercoaster for six years straight, we felt it was time to take it up a notch. So, we did an investment round. Boring? Usually, yes. But not this one, we promise 🤞 For starters, we're not raising money to fuel user growth. We’re doing

Company raises $3M; acquires Divergent Media assets, invests in Colourlab, and establishes world-class advisory team.

It's been a while since we've launched a new integration, but behind the scenes we've been working on a bunch. Today we release the most time saving one by far: SCRATCH. With Hedge 21.2, Hedge can be set up to automatically load all backed up footage into your SCRATCH

Chances are that when you're reading this, you already found out that consumer clouds like Dropbox and Google Drive don't cut it when editing (sorry, bad pun). Maybe someone told you they're using Drive with great results. But you also had a look at LucidLink, as someone else told you

Last year, Hedge's roadmap was focused on helping you spend less and less (and less) time with Hedge. Before we venture out into new directions, we have a few more tidbits in store to make life even easier. Hedge 21.1 brings you Auto Labels, an online License Manager, and

Spring is here, and so is a new Postlab. After three months of many small releases with improvements, fixes, adding a gazillion progress indicators, building a new architecture to support huge FCP libraries, and releasing tiny plans for Drive, Postlab 21.2 is the first of this year's major updates.

This week marks an important milestone for our industry: Netflix's Production Technology Alliance program has added a category for data management. Meet Production Data Management. As this is an alliance, the program isn't just about recommending hardware or software for use; it's about driving innovation and efficiency. In the Production

Four features that make media management life even easier. With three major Hedge releases, Mono on the iPad, a completely new Foolcat, and two major Canister updates, all within a year, it's time for a shift in focus for the Hedge team. In every work environment it's the details that

Our first Workflow Extension It's been a bad month for Xs. First, Final Cut Pro drops the X, and now MergeX does too. Meet Postlab Merge. Postlab Merge allows you to merge Events, Clips, Projects, and more, within Final Cut Pro. Have one editor working on an edit in an

Organize your organizing, in Hedge 20.3 2021-01-29 – Now also available for Windows! Building on last year's Filter & Rename release, this may be the biggest update to Hedge in quite a while: Presets. Here's an example of the power of Presets: get rid of a Sony card structure, and

The cloud drive, built for media.

Ever looked at a pile of hard drives only to wonder on which one that clip with that particular shot was, and dreading to have to mount them all to find it? Now, envision that with LTO tapes — where mounting them is not a matter of seconds but minutes. To

Hedge to integrate Merge’s tools with Postlab

S01E03 The one that added Premiere Pro

for iOS and Android

S01E02: The One That Killed Relinking Since launching Postlab last December, we’ve been busy talking to editors, post-production supervisors, and media managers to learn about your workflows and integrate Postlab into it. The latter turns out to be quite straightforward, but one larger topic stood out in all those

Postlab is a Mac app that lets you collaborate on Final Cut Pro X libraries and Premiere Pro projects. Postlab enables editors to share files, track and save changes, and make sure no more than one person is working on the same library or project simultaneously. ProductionsIn Postlab, everything revolves

Or: Stop worrying about drive space and start loving HDE

Organize your media during a transfer, not afterwards.

with Hedge’s new Frame.io integration

We’re very excited to finally share with you what has become a bit of a public secret since NAB: we have acquired Postlab.

Control what goes where, and when.

Making it a breeze to work with LTO

What Nike, bronze doors and orphanages have to do with metadata.