Filmmaker Magazine: If you’ve ever dealt with a video project that needed feedback from a team of people, chances are you’ve worked with Dropbox files, password-protected Vimeo links, and a scattered selection of email chains. Wipster aims to streamline the process with their online platform.
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This website would see really useful for video collaboration projects. Since I personally don't know exactly how to make a video, I just use and manipulate ones that already exist. And even though I feel wrong doing so, sometimes it is ok. And it's also a learning experience to use what is already there for you to use. But for arcade, it's sometimes hard for me to communicate to my team what exactly I'm doing because I'm always stuck working hours and hours in the media lab. With this kind of technology I would feel a lot less stressed about what I want to show them and what I can show them. However, I don't have a lot of money on me and arcade is almost over, so I'm fine with working at the pace that I'm at. But if there was ever an instance when I would need to use this collaborative technology, then I can always relate back to this site.
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