MiMojo is a new professional solution that provides one interface to send and receive video shot on mobile devices.
is a new mobile app for iOS designed specifically for mobile filmmakers, documentarians, journalists, and archivists, to make managing the large volume of footage created by content creators who shoot on their phones easier to manage.
The app, which will become available for beta testing starting in May, bills itself as a platform that allows filmmakers out in the field to quickly trim media files, add metadata and captions, and then upload footage to a central location. On the other end, receivers of the footage can then change video format specifications at the point of download, assign it, and then track it so make managing swaths of footage easier.
“The MiMojo development team leverages deep roots and broad experience in production, post-production, and media workflow technologies to develop a professional tool specifically to manage the massive influx of professional video content shot on mobile phones,” the company says. Of note, while the file can be trimmed, MiMojo will send full resolution files by default so that editors on the other end don’t have to worry about quality loss. If desired, uploaders can compress the files on their end before uploading to speed up the process or provide a lighter-weight file for times when cell service might not be the most ideal.
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