Pringles
"Pringleleo"
Mikes Amazing
"Group Therapy"
Doordash
"Grill"
FIFA x McDonald's
"So Many Legends"
Bud Light
"Buddies"
Nike X McDonalds
"Book"
Load dailies in a fraction of the time.
In minutes, Cocreate reads slates, syncs audio by timecode and waveform, detects and groups multicam setups, transcribes audio and embeds transcriptions, builds stringouts, and outputs a Premiere project or Avid bins to your exact preferences.
How it Works
01 / Load in
Bring everything into one workspace.
Handle several days of footage in one go, with multiple cameras, audio and proxies.
Export to your preferred NLE
Your Storage, Your Flow
Offload the cards, build dailies in the same pass, and hand over a checksum report that proves every roll arrived.
VolumeFilesystem
- A001_CFEXPRESSexfat
- NEXIS_SHOW_01smbfs
- NEARLINE_04nfs
- POST_SAN_Aacfs
- BACKUP_02apfs
Matched on UUID and serial, not on path.
/Volumes/NEXIS_SHOW_01/S02/Dailies
Watching · 214 clips ingested and analyzed
/Volumes/NEARLINE_04/Interviews
Watching · waiting for new footage
Nobody had to start a job.
- Scan214 files · 1.42 TB
- Copyread once, hashing as it goes
- Verifyre-read from the disk
- Publishatomic rename into place
- Receiptwritten
Cancel at any point and nothing half-written is left behind.
A001_CFEXPRESS
- NEXIS_SHOW_01/S02Working copy
- NEARLINE_04/A001Working copy
- BACKUP_02/A001Backup copy
One read of the card. Three verified copies.
A001_C003_0421AB.mxf
- ProRes 422 HQMOV · 1080p
- DNxHR SQMXF · 1080p
- H.264MP4 · 720p
Encoded from the same read as the copy.
- A001_C003_0421AB.mxfxxHash
- A001_C004_0421B2.mxfxxHash
- A001_C005_0421C7.mxfxxHash
- A001_C006_0421D1.mxfxxHash
214 files · 1.42 TB · 0 mismatches
Written as text, MHL and an offline HTML snapshot.
Our Vision
Cocreate was built alongside our friends and colleagues — editors and their assistants, DITs, post supervisors, and UPMs. We wanted to design something that will keep individual professionals competitive in a landscape rapidly overrun by automation that threatens the creative process.
We've spent the past few years collecting hundreds of grumbling stories of production and post production inefficiency; immproperly collected footage, wasted time. Shots un-slated, timecodes un-jammed, script supervisor notes incoherent; days wasted on menial tasks.
What if there was a tool to take care of all that?