Strada is continuing to push the envelope, testing their Strada Agent. This time, Michael Cioni and his team are trying a new workflow enabling direct camera-to-editor file delivery without traditional cloud infrastructure. Let’s take a closer look. We have been following the journey of Strada to come up with something extremely useful for the filmmaking community. The last time we spoke to Michael was at Cine Gear 2025, where he was kind enough to demonstrate how Strada is revolutionizing peer-to-peer file transfer by eliminating traditional cloud storage limitations for video professionals. And now, Michael, Peter, Austin, and the entire Strada team are working to prove that their groundbreaking file transfer system is challenging conventional post-production workflows by enabling direct peer-to-peer file delivery from camera to editor, eliminating the need for cloud-based storage and dramatically reducing turnaround times. Are we witnessing the future of file transfer? In my view, yes! Hopefully, additional camera manufacturers will join this movement, so it will be even easier to go from filming to editing to a rough cut. If you are interested in seeing what the near future holds, then I strongly recommend you watch the video below: Camera-to-editor workflow by Strada. Credit: Strada The technology behind the revolution The workflow centers around the Strada agent, a peer-to-peer network system that connects cameras and computers directly without requiring cloud intermediaries. During a recent test shoot featuring Los Angeles-based artist Eli Coccetti, the system successfully delivered files from multiple camera setups to a remote editor working...
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