SublimeVideo Showcase

Wollzelle

Today we’d like to profile a digital agency who’ve selected SublimeVideo as their video player of choice for both clients and their own project.

Wollzelle have been working closely with Gucci since 2006 and Gucci Timepieces & Jewelry since 2008 to create an engaging web presence for their brands. They chose SublimeVideo to display a selection of videos showcasing the latest timepieces and jewelry collections across their sites.

Gucci Timeless
Visit guccitimeless.com.

Originally founded in 1998 in Vienna as a non-profit artist’s workshop, Wollzelle has grown into a global agency offering branding, design and web development services to clients across Europe and the US.

Alongside their work with Gucci and a number of independent artists, Wollzelle also run their own online file management application, Fluxiom, where they chose SublimeVideo to present a range of demo videos.

Wollzelle Team
Visit wollzelle.com.

“We love pushing web technologies beyond their limits, by turning sites into immersive, highly interactive experiences. To help with development, we’ve coded and released open-source tools that enable web developers everywhere to work faster and more efficiently.

This means we have high standards, but not that we want to reinvent the wheel: there is such a thing as building on the shoulders of giants. To us, SublimeVideo is one such giant: it puts great engineering at the service of original design. Practically speaking, it enables us to integrate rock-solid video capabilities into our sites and applications, safe in the knowledge they will work everywhere, so we can focus on what the video is about and what happens around it.

Because Jilion keeps an eye on the rapidly changing browser and plug-in landscape, we know our videos will keep playing, no matter what. That kind of surveillance is best centralised and entrusted to a specialist. The application’s low-latency, high-availability platform is second to none and we know integrating SublimeVideo in our sites will not penalise end users by slowing down pages. SublimeVideo shares our commitments and blends into our code: what more could we ask for?”

—Thomas Pamminger, CEO/Chief Creative Officer, Wollzelle.

SublimeVideo in Production

Margaret Malandruccolo

This week we’ve looked at a handful of SublimeVideo users in the professional media production industries. We profiled Wyld Stallyons in the UK, Garlic in Spain and So Loud Music in New York City.

Introducing part four of four: Margaret Malandruccolo.

SublimeVideo on Margaret Malandruccolo
Visit mmfoto.com.

Margaret Malandruccolo (Los Angeles, USA)

Margaret is a professional photographer and director in Los Angeles, California. She’s worked with a range of well-known brands, musicians and publications including Nike, Canon, Toyota, Juliette Lewis, Queens of the Stone Age and Billboard Magazine.

Margaret’s site was developed by web designer and developer David Andrews (Made of Pixels).

Margaret Malandruccolo “SublimeVideo ensured the player looked consistent across all browsers, including the HTML5 and Flash modes. We felt it was important not to detract from the surrounding content, so a player that looked different in various forms wasn’t an option.

SublimeVideo’s API was flexible enough to allow for the site’s desired presentation of motion content, and worked seamlessly for both the Flash and HTML5 versions of the player. Other players had different ways to communicate with each implementation (Flash vs. HTML5), or they were still in beta.

Automatic updates meant the player always incorporated the latest enhancements and bug fixes, without the need to check for and replace an older version of the player on the site. This ensures users always get the latest version of the player, without any action on their part or ours.

Finally, it was dead simple to add video content to the site and have it work as needed, especially considering we use only one video instance for multiple thumbnails. Easy integration makes for happy programmers.”

—Margaret Malandruccolo / David Andrews (Made of Pixels).

SublimeVideo in Production

So Loud Music

This week we’re looking at a handful of SublimeVideo users in the professional media production industries. So far we’ve profiled Wyld Stallyons in the UK and Garlic in Spain.

Introducing part three of four: So Loud Music.

SublimeVideo on So Loud Music
Visit soloudmusic.com.

So Loud Music (New York City, USA)

So Loud Music is a music and sound design studio in New York City. So Loud’s team members have experience collaborating with a variety of well known artists and major labels, and now work with with clients including American Express, Canon, BMW, Pepsi and Verizon.

Paul Riggio - So Loud Music “Our clients review our work on a variety of platforms across multiple browsers. We needed a solution which would give our clients a consistent experience. We are in a creative business, and creating a consistent experience helps our clients to focus on our amazing music for advertising portfolio, instead of focusing on the technology.

The technology to implement a consistent web experience needs to be seamless, invisible, and work as expected… Easier said than done.  When So Loud Music found SublimeVideo as a means to showcase our music portfolio, we knew we had our answer.  SublimeVideo has the solution we need to showcase the music that we create for video, while creating a consistent experience across all platforms.”

—Paul Riggio, So Loud Music.

SublimeVideo in Production

Garlic

This week we’re looking at a handful of SublimeVideo users in the professional media production industries. In part 1, we profiled Wyld Stallyons in the UK.

Introducing part two of four: Garlic.

SublimeVideo on Garlic
Visit garlic.tv.

Garlic (Madrid, Spain)

Garlic is a video production company in Madrid, Spain. They specialize in shooting live-action material, and have worked with brands such as Coca Cola, Sony, Mitsubishi and The World Wildlife Foundation.

Garlic’s site was built by graphic and web design agency Pixel Studios.

Victor Núñez - Chief Programmer at Pixel Studios “We wanted to avoid building our own player implementation, and started an extensive search for the best HTML5 Video player on the market. After hours of testing and comparing the top solutions, we finally chose SublimeVideo Player for a variety of reasons. Specifically, the perfect cross-browser/platform compatibility and beautiful look and feel.”

—Victor Núñez, Chief Programmer at Pixel Studios.

SublimeVideo in Production

Wyld Stallyons

Video is a powerful and often vital tool for showcasing creative work online. This week we’ll be taking a look at a handful of SublimeVideo users who provide professional production services to well known clients around the world.

Introducing part one of four: Wyld Stallyons.

SublimeVideo on Wyld Stallyons
Visit wyldstallyons.com.

Wyld Stallyons (London, UK)

Wyld Stallyons is a moving image production company in London. Since 2006 they’ve produced video content for clients in the music, broadcast and advertising industries including Honda, Bacardi, Ministry of Sound, Philips and three major UK TV channels.

Jason Arber - Director at Wyld Stallyons “We chose SublimeVideo as our video delivery mechanism because we believed that native MP4 delivery of our videos was the best choice for visitors to our site. We don’t yet live in a world where every visitor can view MP4 videos natively, so we needed a solution that degraded gracefully back to Flash-wrapped videos for people using older browsers.

We looked at several offerings, but only SublimeVideo combined great aesthetics with an easy to use (and easy to implement) product. Being able to quickly and easily see how many videos had been served was a great bonus, too. Jillion were very quick to respond to our initial questions and their obvious commitment to making a cool, seamless product impressed us. Since our new site went live, we’ve been extremely happy with SublimeVideo. Nice work guys!”

—Jason Arber, Director at Wyld Stallyons.

SublimeVideo Showcase

VDMX - Professional VJ Software

We’ve previously profiled software developers who’ve chosen SublimeVideo to showcase videos of their products online, including tap tap tap’s Camera+ iPhone app, Own’s social point of sale platform and MediaMolecule’s LittleBigPlanet 2 for Playstation 3.

Today we’d like to introduce a SublimeVideo user whose software is used in several different creative fields:

VDMX – Professional VJ Software – http://vidvox.net
SublimeVideo on VDMX - Professional VJ Software

VDMX is a realtime multimedia performance application developed by New York-based Mac software company VIDVOX. VDMX has been used in concert with The Beastie Boys, The Grateful Dead, Phoenix and Aphex Twin, and by many other musicians, design firms, theater groups, and experimental filmmakers around the world.

Former VIDVOX co-manager Jack Turner’s design agency jackadam produced the website for VDMX and VIDVOX. They chose SublimeVideo to showcase a variety of high-quality videos of VDMX in action, ranging from live audiovisual performances to motion graphics and segments of animated work produced with the software.

Jack Turner - jackadam “SublimeVideo was absolutely crucial in pulling off the video gallery on VIDVOX.net for a multitude of reasons. Being able to control how the videos were compressed was a requirement from the get-go. Video art & concert video tends to involve a lot of quick cuts, fast motion and/or stroboscopic effects and all of these require carefully tuned compression-settings to keep the video from becoming “artifact salad”. If we had gone with a hosted video service, many of these videos would have just looked like total mush. Video art and hosted video services just don’t mix well.

We also required something that had an easy to use JavaScript API – mucking directly with <video> elements would have consumed an unfathomable amount of development time. With SublimeVideo it only took a couple of lines of JS to create a video player when the lights go down, and one more line to destroy it when you return to the rest of the site.

HD support and stats didn’t even exist when we started the site but we quickly integrated both of these. Getting new features and expanded browser continuously is a godsend when dealing with something like video on the web.”

—Jack Turner, jackadam.

SublimeVideo in Education

Ferdinand Center for the Creative

This week we’ve taken a look at some educational establishments using SublimeVideo, and profiled Sewanee: The University of the South and ANC Secondary Schools.

For the third and final part in this series, we’d like to introduce another kind of educational user:

SublimeVideo on Ferdinand Center for the Creative
Ferdinand Center for the Creative – http://www.ferdinandcc.org

Ferdinand Center for the Creative (The Philippines)

Ferdinand Center for the Creative is a nonprofit in the Philippines working to help young artists become accomplished graphic designers, get great jobs, and escape poverty.

Lester Nelson - Ferdinand Center for the Creative “Ferdinand Center for the Creative is a progressive organization, and when it came to posting videos, I wanted us to support HTML5 first and foremost, with Flash as a fallback, not the other way round. At the same time, I knew that a large segment of our audience views our site from older, outdated PCs at internet cafes around the Philippines, so we needed to be compatible with a large assortment of browsers.

Any video player we chose needed to be elegant, and as un-branded as possible, to let our own brand shine. I’m a very details-oriented graphic designer, but I’m no coder, so it needed to be simple to implement and not require problem-solving on my part. I’m happy to say that SublimeVideo has a gorgeous, but non-disruptive user interface, and was a piece of cake to get set up and running. And when I had server-side caching problems completely unrelated to SublimeVideo, your wonderful tech support even helped me get that solved too!”

—Lester Nelson, Executive Director & Teacher at Ferdinand Center for the Creative.

SublimeVideo in Education

ANC Secondary Schools

In the first of our three-part SublimeVideo in Education series, we took a look at Sewanee: The University of the South in the higher education space.

Introducing part two of three, a SublimeVideo user in secondary education:

SublimeVideo on ANC Secondary Schools

ANC Secondary Schools – http://www.ancss.org

ANC Secondary Schools (Philadelphia, USA)

ANC Girls and ANC Boys are independent and highly acclaimed private secondary schools in Philadelphia, PA.

Chara Odhner - ANC Secondary Schools “In redesigning the website for our private high school, we chose SublimeVideo for two reasons: (1) The lightbox is beautiful, and (2) The flawless and automatic conversion from HTML5 to Flash is exactly what we were looking for.

SublimeVideo also provides us the benefit of wonderful customer service. When we ran into problems with video encoding, the folks at SublimeVideo walked us through solving the issues step-by-step even though the problem was not with their servers, but with our conversion software.”

—Chara Odhner, Communications Manager at ANC Secondary Schools.

SublimeVideo in Education

Sewanee: The University of the South

This week we’ll be taking a look at some educational establishments who have chosen SublimeVideo to deliver their video message.

Introducing part one of three, a SublimeVideo user in higher education:

SublimeVideo on Sewanee
Sewanee – http://www.sewanee.edu

Sewanee: The University of The South (Tennessee, USA)

The University of the South is a co-educational liberal arts college in Sewanee, Tennessee. Often regarded as one of America’s best colleges, Sewanee has produced 26 Rhodes Scholars.

John M. Rogerson - Sewanee - The University of the South “When we first came across SublimeVideo we were really impressed by how beautiful the player looked. At the time, we were in the process of redeveloping our homepage (using HTML5), and SublimeVideo felt like great timing for our video player needs.

Some may question “why use a paid solution to deliver HTML5 video when there are many free alternatives available?” With SublimeVideo the answer is straightforward: a wonderful interface, responsive support, and ease of use both for us and our users. The peace of mind SublimeVideo brings us is why we were happy to be a paid customer.”

—John M. Rogerson, Director of Web and Digital Media Communications at Sewanee: The University of the South.

SublimeVideo Showcase

Wing

We’re proud to have great individuals, companies and organizations using SublimeVideo. Introducing the latest entry to our SublimeVideo Showcase:

SublimeVideo on Wing
Wing – http://www.wing.tv

Wing is a London-based creative visual agency specializing in delivering innovative, targeted campaigns. Wing have created ads, promotional videos and other short form content for such leading brands as Coca Cola, Puma, Lotus, McLaren and Hugo Boss.

UK-based digital agency Slipstream developed Wing’s video-driven site, and chose SublimeVideo to power their video portfolio. Using SublimeVideo API (resize method), Slipstream implemented a custom ‘Cinema Mode’ to instantly enlarge any video on the Wing site.

Dan Griffey - Slipstream “With SublimeVideo we know that videos work in every browser, every time. Slipstream developed a custom video management and encoding platform for Wing, and really needed a player that we could integrate as quickly as possible. Wing also needed to be able to present the results of their campaigns to their clients, so finding a video player with integrated statistics was vital.

In SublimeVideo we found everything we needed and more, and come back to it as our player of choice for every project.”

—Dan Griffey, Director, Slipstream.

SublimeVideo Showcase

Own Point of Sale

We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo. Introducing the latest entry to our Customer Showcase:

SublimeVideo on Own Point of Sale
Own Point of Sale – http://ownpointofsale.com

Own is an end-to-end solution for running quick service businesses. Billed as the world’s first ‘social point of sale’ platform, Own provides small business owners with an integrated, cloud-based POS solution. Own offer a 12.1” tablet and ‘Nimbus’ OS to make it easier than ever to take orders from anywhere. Email receipts, open tabs, time-tracking for employees, coupons and real-time analytics are some of the features provided by Own to put the fun back into running a small business.

The site’s new Tutorials section makes use of SublimeVideo’s playlists feature to showcase video demos of various Own features and workflows.

Erol Ahmed - Own Point of Sale “SublimeVideo lets me focus on creating beautiful videos and not on maintaining plug-ins. It is a breeze to set-up, and the video player design is just slick and awesome.”

—Erol Ahmed, Vice President of Own Point of Sale.

SublimeVideo Showcase

Spyder

We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo. Introducing the latest entry to our Customer Showcase:

SublimeVideo on Spyder
Spyder – http://spyder.com

Spyder is a global leader in manufacturing performance ski wear and outerwear for use in snowy environments. Having developed and integrated several innovative technologies into its products to aid speed, performance and durability, Spyder is the chosen brand for some of the world’s top skiers and winter athletes.

US-Based Web agency BKWLD developed Spyder’s new site, choosing SublimeVideo to power the video profiles of Spyder’s sports team.

Garrett Bjerkhoel - BKWLD “It was a huge relief to be able to rely on SublimeVideo to have a cross-browser solution that was not only visually pleasing to the users but to our designers as well. It took less than 10 minutes to implement with zero to little configuration to get up and running so we could swiftly move on to other things.

Something SublimeVideo was able to provide compared to some of their competitors was a very simple JavaScript API so we could track some vital video analytics for when the user started the video and to see if they finished watching the whole clip which is something the client requested.”

—Garrett Bjerkhoel, Senior Developer at BKWLD.

SublimeVideo Showcase

CSS-Tricks

We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo. Introducing the latest entry to our Customer Showcase:

SublimeVideo on CSS-Tricks
CSS-Tricks – http://css-tricks.com

To many of those who follow our blog, CSS-Tricks probably needs no introduction. A popular web design community with the simply-stated goal of making websites better, CSS-Tricks is a treasure trove of knowledge for all web designers.

Articles and tutorials keep the community on the cutting-edge, while a broad library of code snippets and downloadable projects helps developers get hands-on. Founder Chris Coyier chose SublimeVideo to power all of the community’s video screencasts, and recently wrote a great post on our player’s new fluid-width capabilities.

We’d highly recommend checking out CSS-Tricks to anyone looking to learn more about the latest capabilities of ever-evolving web standards.

Chris Coyier - CSS-Tricks “I’m a fan of any service that helps make Front End Developers lives easier. In the case of CSS-Tricks, I have a whole archive of videos that are essentially self-hosted. I want those videos to be watchable by anybody on any browser. But because different browsers need different things to make that happen, it’s not trivially easy. There are some great free projects that do similar things, but the value for me in SublimeVideo is that I don’t have to worry about upgrading to new versions or troubleshooting for the browser landscape. Even though I’m the kind of guy who keeps up on HTML5 stuff, I still love it that I don’t have to worry about it.

Another part of making sure videos are watchable by anyone is making sure the videos fit and look good in any browser. For my design, that means the videos need to be fluid with. I’m happy that SublimeVideo provides the necessary things to make that possible.”

—Chris Coyier, Founder of CSS-Tricks.

SublimeVideo Showcase

Katabatic Digital

We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo Player. Introducing the latest entry to our Customer Showcase:

SublimeVideo on Katabatic Digital
Katabatic Digital – http://katabatic.tv

Katabatic is a high-end digital video production company based in New York City. Founded in 2006, they quickly grew from a one room office to a multi-suite studio and cemented their reputation as a leader in their field. Today they offer a host of production and post-production services including editing, colour grading, visual effects and more. Katabatic has produced films, commercials and music videos for an impressive roster of world-renowned clients including Saturday Night Live, Google, Jaguar, Sony, Nike and Ikea.

Emery Wells - Katabatic Digital “Katabatic Digital is a creative services media company and video content is our product.  We’ve spent a great deal of R&D on developing proprietary encoding technology to display our work on the web and our digital artists spend countless hours perfecting every pixel on screen. We needed a first class vehicle for showcasing our work to our clients and SublimeVideo delivered on tech and style.”

—Emery Wells, Founder/CTO of Katabatic Digital.

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Couture Fashion Show

We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo Player. Introducing the latest entry to our Customer Showcase:

SublimeVideo on Couture Fashion Show
Couture Fashion Show – http://springintofall.com

The Spring Into Fall Couture Fashion Show debuted on March 11th 2011 at the historic Bently Reserve in San Francisco. A fundraising event for the nonprofit Coral Reef Alliance, the show was a resounding success.

Website designer and developer Brady J Frey turned to SublimeVideo to showcase some of the show’s highlights on the event’s official website.

Brady J Frey - Couture Fashion Show “We’ve already moved into the next generation of the web; with the abundant growth of tablets and smartphones making their way into our analytics, service rich media to all of our audience is highly important to me. As a result, I specifically wanted a player that 1) could reach multiple formats, 2) avoided flash unless necessary, 3) was friendly to use, and 4) was damn good looking.

SublimeVideo caught my eye last year, and with the hosted launch, it was my first choice. It took me more time to find my credit card then it did to install. As a result, our over 30% of iOS device users can now enjoy our past event, and stay inspired as we plan our next event around the corner!”

—Brady J Frey, Art Director, Designer & Developer of Spring Into Fall.

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Bredbandsbolaget

We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo Player. Introducing the latest entry to our Customer Showcase:

SublimeVideo on Bredbandsbolaget
Bredbandsbolaget – http://www.bredbandsbolaget.se

Bredbandsbolaget is one of the most innovative operators in the world and the second biggest ISP in Sweden – offering high speed Internet access through fiber optic cable, copper wire and wireless / mobile. They also provide phone services and TV packages from well-known content suppliers like Viasat and Canal Digital.

Bredbandsbolaget is part of Telenor Sweden, which also includes mobile operator Telenor and Glocalnet, and has more than 2 million subscriptions. They chose SublimeVideo to power the video demos on their product pages.

David Thunman - Bredbandsbolaget “Since the launch of our updated TV service back in 2010 we have strived to offer our customers new channels, with a high quality of service. The SublimeVideo Player has helped us to showcase the latest and upcoming TV-shows. Thanks to the support offered by SublimeVideo, the implementation into our CMS was made simple.

Our editors can quickly add a video player as part of the website or as a lightbox. We love the fact that the player automatically chose the best format for each visitor and that it works in all browsers.”

—David Thunman, Online Business Developer at Telenor Sweden.

SublimeVideo Showcase

Pocket Diner

We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo Player. Here is the latest entry to our Customer Showcase:

SublimeVideo on Pocket Diner
Pocket Diner – http://www.pocketdiner.co.uk

Pocket Diner is a new platform that provides restaurant owners with easy-to-create, mobile-optimized websites to complement their existing online presence. Restaurant owners are provided with a flexible content management system, access to an easy mobile booking solution, and afforded a broad range of device compatibility. Pocket Diner’s innovative use of video on their home page is powered by SublimeVideo Player.

Alex Willlcocks - Engage Interactive “Sublime simply gets the job done and looks great whilst doing it! After trying out numerous other (free) alternatives I’d always come across a random bug or browser issue that meant they couldn’t be used in a production environment — then along came Sublime, and just worked flawlessly first time. When time is precious, sometimes it’s best to just spend a little to save a lot — and this is one of those times!”

—Alex Willcocks, Creative Director at Engage Interactive.

SublimeVideo Showcase

Rock am Ring

We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo Player. Here is the latest entry to our Customer Showcase:

SublimeVideo on Rock am Ring
Rock am Ring – http://www.rock-am-ring.com

Rock am Ring and Rock im Park are simultaneous rock festivals held annually in Germany. With headline acts over the years including bands such as Metallica, Kiss, The Smashing Pumpkins, The Prodigy and even Coldplay, and combined attendances of just over 150,000 people, they are two of the largest and most popular music festivals in the world.

Makalu Media – the company behind the official website – knew that it was vital to give visitors the best video experience whilst watching festival content online. We’re thrilled that they chose SublimeVideo Player to showcase the videos from this year’s festival.

Matt Henderson - Makalu Media “We chose Sublime having become frustrated with FlowPlayer. We liked that it looks the same with Flash or HTML5 video (that was important to our customer; they didn’t want to know about different video types, etc; they just didn’t want the look to change at any time), and (most importantly) that it was super-easy to implement. The ease-of-implementation saved us a lot of time.”

—Matt Henderson, Director of Makalu Media Inc.

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Tetra Pak

We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo Player. Here is the latest entry to our Customer Showcase:

SublimeVideo on Tetra Pak
i-Cast 2.0 Replica – http://icast2.brax.se

Tetra Pak developed an internal video publishing and distribution platform called i-Cast to improve the accessibility and sharing of digital video within the company. Today, the highly scalable platform serves well over 1,000 videos over the company’s intranet, and can be accessed from over 200 local offices in 150 countries worldwide. The developers chose to implement SublimeVideo Player to handle playback of all of their video content. The replica system currently available online contains far less video content, but is otherwise identical.

Lennart Hagberg - Tetra Pak “We looked at plenty different players as well as building one ourselves. We wanted something that was high impact. The choice was dead easy: we love the SublimeVideo player.”

—Lennart Hagberg, Corporate e-Communications at Tetra Pak.

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WordPress 101

We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo Player. Here is the latest entry to our Customer Showcase:

SublimeVideo on wp101.com
WordPress 101 – http://www.wp101.com

Since its launch in 2008, WP101 has earned a reputation for delivering the highest-quality, online video training for the popular WordPress content management system. Through the WordPress 101 tutorial series, thousands of WordPress users have learned to create and manage their own website content, using just their web browser.

Originally created for WordPress beginners, WP101 has also become an invaluable resource for designers and consultants, enabling them to provide online WordPress training for their own clients and customers. As such, WP101’s ongoing success is completely dependent upon smooth, reliable video playback for hundreds of simultaneous users.

Shawn Hesketh - WordPress 101 “After trying more than a dozen other video players, we were thrilled to discover the SublimeVideo Player, with its support for HTML5 video. Now, whether our users access the training videos from their desktop or mobile device, we know they’ll enjoy the same gorgeous interface and ease of use.

Best of all, since we began using the SublimeVideo Player, more than 50 bug fixes and new features have been automatically added—without us having to do anything at all. This not only frees up our time, but also provides much-welcome peace of mind.”

—Shawn Hesketh, Creator of WordPress 101.

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Camera +

We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo Player. Here is the latest entry to our Customer Showcase:

SublimeVideo on campl.us/clarity
Camera + (Clarity) – http://campl.us/clarity

Renowned iPhone developers tap tap tap have worked alongside professional photographer and web personality Lisa Bettany to develop Camera+, the ultimate photo app for iPhone. They created a short, sweet promo video showing off the app’s latest killer feature – Clarity. Clarity automatically analyzes photos and makes intelligent adjustments to really make a user’s photos pop. Of course, tap tap tap needed a great player to show off their new video, and we’re thrilled that they chose SublimeVideo. Check it out now to find out more about Clarity.

Scott Meinzer - tap tap tap “HTML5 video can be a bag of hurt if you implement it on your own. The fact that SublimeVideo makes it so we can just drop in a line of Javascript and it works consistently across all the browsers is amazing. The great design and thoughtful user experience just make it even better.”

—Scott Meinzer, Co-founder of tap tap tap, developer of Camera+.

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Small Change

We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo Player. Here is the latest entry to our Customer Showcase:

SublimeVideo on smallchangeshort.com
Small Change – http://www.smallchangeshort.com

Small Change is an independent short film that tells the story of how a young, single mother’s desperate hope for a big win on the slot machines causes her world to spiral out of control. The film received a lot of attention from such film festivals as Galway and Sundance, and CherryRed Pictures knew they needed an impressive site to help promote the film. They implemented SublimeVideo Player to give viewers the best possible viewing experience when watching the film’s trailer.

Mark Weir - CherryRED Pictures “One of the main points I wanted to address during the design was how the trailer would stream. After years of using Flash for video I wanted to get away from it and allow iOS and other mobile devices to be able to watch it natively. The trailer was the most important part of the site so I spent a lot of time looking into HTML5 video but was aware we needed to make sure older browsers had a Flash fallback. I had tried a few solutions but nothing wrapped it all up so nicely like the Sublime service. When I showed Cathy a demo she loved the interface and the zoom/full screen options. I had already signed up for the beta earlier and incidentally I got my invite just few days after deciding it was the service for us.

Our visitors have noted on the player and how well it matches the look of the site and it’s ease of use. For us it meant when we were out and about we could show people our trailer with our iPhones on the spot and at the same time showing off the rest of the site.”

—Mark Weir, Co-Founder, CherryRED Pictures.

SublimeVideo Showcase

Yaniv Fridman

We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo Player. Here is the latest entry to our Customer Showcase:

SublimeVideo on yanivfridman.com
Yaniv Fridman – http://www.yanivfridman.com

Yaniv Fridman is a freelance director and motion graphic designer from Mexico City, currently working for companies in Vancouver, Toronto and Los Angeles. He mainly works remotely, and depends on his online portfolio to reach both current and future clients. Yaniv built his site purely to showcase his video and motion graphics work, all of which is served up by SublimeVideo Player.

Matt Wigham - Big Cartel “Being a motion designer my knowledge building websites is limited so I needed to find a solution that was easy enough to implement it myself without compromising on the design of functionality. I did some research and tested most of today’s HTML5 players and Sublime was by far the sexiest looking and easiest to implement.

The Sublime team was extremely helpful and fast answering my questions and solving the issues I had along the way. SublimeVideo player gave me an option to build an HTML5 site without using a portfolio template that now works on all platforms and devices. I definitely recommend it to any creative person looking for a video player that meets todays standards with a clean and elegant design.”

—Yaniv Fridman, Motion & Graphic Designer.

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Big Cartel

We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo Player. Here is the latest entry to our Customer Showcase:

SublimeVideo on Big Cartel
Big Cartel – http://bigcartel.com

Big Cartel provides artists with a simple, easy-to-use and customizable store to sell their stuff online. Its easy setup and customization has made Big Cartel the first choice for many artists looking to sell their clothing, music, jewelry and other products online, and has given birth to many creative and successful independent stores. Big Cartel integrated SublimeVideo Player into their site’s blog and help pages, as well as throughout their ‘buzz’ page to showcase videos profiling some of their favorite stores. If you have ever thought about selling your stuff online, make sure to check out Big Cartel.

Matt Wigham - Big Cartel “We’ve tried a number of different video players, but none of them have satisfied our craving for design perfection like SublimeVideo has. Not only does it look amazing, it also works everywhere we need it to, from desktop to mobile. Plus, with its flexible JavaScript API, we’re able to wire it up with our internal stats tracking and keep tabs on every video it plays. It feels like it was made just for us.”

—Matt Wigham, Co-Founder of Big Cartel.

SublimeVideo Showcase

Method & Craft

We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo Player. Here is the latest entry to our Customer Showcase:

SublimeVideo on Method & Craft
Method & Craft – http://methodandcraft.com

Launched in February 2011, Method & Craft boasts a rich collection of articles, interviews, notes and videos focusing on the process of design and those who practice it. The team behind Method & Craft have done a great job at designing a beautiful site that also makes it easy to find and read any of their articles, interviews and notes on design. Presenting their rapidly growing collection of videos as beautifully as their text-based content was a different challenge, and we are thrilled that they turned to SublimeVideo Player to achieve just that. If you are a designer or creative of any kind who hasn’t already done so, we’d strongly recommend checking out Method & Craft.

Phil Coffman- Method & Craft “We needed to leverage HTML5 video for Method & Craft because we knew iOS device use would be high among our visitors. The SublimeVideo player not only delivered on that need in spades, but also looks absolutely gorgeous which is a big deal to design nerds like us.”

—Phil Coffman, Founder of Method & Craft.

SublimeVideo Showcase

LittleBigPlanet 2 by Media Molecule

We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo Player to promote and showcase their products, services and ideas. We’ll be interviewing and profiling some of them on our blog in the near future.

SublimeVideo on LittleBigPlaner 2
LittleBigPlanet 2 – http://littlebigplanet.com/en

Media Molecule are the UK-based video game developer behind one of this year’s hottest Playstation 3 games – LittleBigPlanet 2, sequel to 2008’s critically acclaimed and best-selling original. The sequel received universal acclaim for it’s beautiful graphics and innovative approach to user-based content creation and sharing – there are currently over 4.1 million user generated games available to play online in the LittleBigPlanet universe. Video is a vital and effective way to show off any video game, let alone one as media-rich and visually stunning as LittleBigPlanet 2. We are very proud that MediaMolecule used SublimeVideo Player to showcase their trailer for the game, front and centre on the official website.

Tom Kiss - MediaMolecule “The SublimeVideo player has set a real benchmark for high quality HTML5 video players. By using it on littlebigplanet.com, it’s allowed us to deliver our videos across a broad spectrum of devices and operating systems to a much wider audience, including the latest smartphone handsets – an ever increasing proportion of our site visitors. Additionally, the Jilion team have been really helpful and supportive, allowing us to deliver the best experience for our users.”

—Tom Kiss, Community Manager at MediaMolecule.