For videographers Live workflow

Keep large footage and review notes in one handoff.

Send nested footage folders, allow safe browser previews where supported and capture comments at media timestamps.

A video editor working on a professional editing timeline

00:18:24:12

A note at 00:18 is more useful than a six-message email thread.

Photo: André Eusébio / Unsplash

A real handoff

Picture the whole job, not just the upload.

A producer requests footage, the editor shares a review transfer, and the client marks a timecode before approving the final export.

Collect footage

Review by timecode

Deliver the master

Product workflow
A video editor working on a professional editing timeline
00:18:24Client review · 3 notes
00:0000:31:42
00:18:24 · Hold this frame +2sTimeline comment stays on the frame
A filmmaker recording a scene with a professional video camera
Photo: Mojtaba Fahiminia / Unsplash

The outcome

Make every review note land on the right frame.

The conversation stays attached to the media, so editors can move from feedback to approved master without rebuilding context.

Collect footage

Review by timecode

Deliver the master

The FileFast toolkit

Built around this moment.

Quick answers

Before the next handoff

Can a client comment on a specific moment in the cut?

Yes. Comments can carry a media timecode, so feedback points at the exact frame.

How large can a video transfer be?

Free sends up to 5GB per file, and paid plans raise the limit for longer masters and archives.

Do I have to re-upload after every revision?

Each version is its own transfer, and the review thread stays attached to the version it belongs to.

Can the client download the master when it is approved?

Yes. Approval and download live on the same transfer, so nothing moves to another tool.

Other workflows

How other people hand work over

Try the delivery flow with your own files

Start free and add controls only when they make the handoff clearer.