Getting Media to Audio Kitchen Post
I prefer you send files to me with WeTransfer. However Dropbox has worked as an alternate option.Other options allow transfer of media over the internet. Vimeo allows clients to view and download video files if it is enabled.
Other options for moving large media files over the internet venture into consumer options, and with that there is the added barrage of commercial clutter. These include Goggle Drive, Dropbox and Hightail.
There is the option to “sneaker net” the media as well. Put everything on a drive and physically send it. This is still an option for very large files that are too impractical to send through the internet. Media can bulk up if your AAF audio export links to the complete audio file rather than using handles. In addition the raw production audio requires it be sent on a physical drive.
Lastly long video files should be compressed in size so they can be posted and shared easily. There is no need to send 17gig files that can be made under 2 or 3 gigs. Just be sure the image quality remains good and the frame rate is also maintained.