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e read 663 Reddit posts from editors, filmmakers, and photographers about their storage problems.
Seven pain points kept repeating โ and most cloud tools ignore all of them.
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The insight that surprised us most:
Creator storage pain is fundamentally different from consumer pain.
Consumers want to "escape Google Photos kill duplicates."
Creators want "a safe, affordable home for terabytes of footage that the whole team can reach."
Pain #7: "I edit on the road and need my files to follow me."
Photographers uploading from hotel Wi-Fi. Editors switching between Windows and Mac.
At 10 TB, syncing everything to every device isn't an option.
Pain #6 (creator-specific โ never showed up in consumer research):
"I need to get files to the client."
Raw file delivery. Client review workflows. Multi-editor remote setups.
Getting files OUT is as hard as keeping them IN.
Pain #5: "How should I structure my project folders?"
Editors want best practices for event footage. Production companies want templates. Musicians want sessions organized.
Nobody wants to invent a system from scratch.