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MediaSilo Product Update: Review login workflow and UI improvements

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Scroll bars are introduced throughout the app for easy navigation

General Improvements

Spotlight Improvements

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Our guest Rembrandt Flores delves into the world of virtual events, and how to adapt your campaigns that can no longer launch in-person.

The following interview is an excerpt from our video series, Marketing – In Conversation. To watch the full interview and see more video content, click here. Or you can listen to the Shift In Conversation podcast here.


Rembrandt Flores – Founder – Entertainment Fusion Group
Grace Amodeo – Marketing Manager – Shift Media

Grace:
I’d love if you can start us off by telling us a little bit about Entertainment Fusion Group and what you do.

Rembrandt:
Entertainment Fusion Group is based in Los Angeles. We are a full-service communications agency. We mainly do PR and entertainment marketing in three areas: entertainment, consumer, and lifestyle brands. We have three categories of focus at the agency, and that is PR, celebrity influencer outreach for brands, and last but not least is experiential.

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Right-clicking on a project or folder now shows an upgraded context menu, where you can directly share, access a copy link, rename, clone, and edit settings, as well as Create Playlist and FTP Credentials under Advanced options.

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Clicking the Help “?” button will now directly launch our Intercom Messenger, where you can chat with our team or search for answers in our Knowledge Base.

Other Improvements

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Automate your uploads and delivery with SHIFT’s new secure FTP integration. Anyone with upload permission in a project can now upload via SFTP at the project or folder level.

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In May 2020, we launched the Create at Home Film Festival to encourage filmmakers to stay creative and continue making films, even if they couldn’t leave their houses. Filmmakers were given three weeks to complete their films, each of which had to be three minutes or less and showcase one of the following three items: a hammer, the moon, or a character named Alex. The creative pieces we received for the festival absolutely blew us away, as our filmmakers found ways to create poignant, powerful, and timely film projects even while stuck at home. (more…)