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Jim Donnelly

Jim Donnelly

Head of Editorial

Jim Donnelly is MASV's Head of Editorial. He writes extensively about new technology, data-driven workflows, and how file transfer can be a force multiplier for post-production, broadcast, AI ingest, and other data-hungry industries. He's got 20-plus years of professional experience creating, editing and managing journalism, content, and communications projects.

Blog Posts

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How To

How to Upload Large Files to Google Drive Quickly

Learn the best ways to upload to Google Drive large files quickly, including reasons why large uploads to Google Drive can fail. Read now!
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How To Send Large Files via Email. 5 Easy Ways.

Want to send large files via email but running into file size limits? We show you how to send large files via email attachments using five easy tools. Read now!
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How To

How to Send Zoom Meeting Recordings

Learn how to share a Zoom recording. Discover where can you find the zoom recording, the types of zoom files you can share and how to share them. Read now:

Workflow articles

Creative Agency File Transfer

Learn how to architect creative agency file transfer workflows for 8K video, RAW assets, and multi-cloud delivery with MASV.

Automated Camera-to-Cloud

How Bridge Digital implemented an automated camera-to-cloud workflow using MASV on an encoder to ingest media files from the field into a MAM.

Audio Post-Production

A deep dive into the audio post-production workflow for film, television, and live event video – from spotting sessions to audio editing and mixing. Read now!

Agriculture Data Transfer

Stop struggling with slow rural internet. Learn to transfer high-resolution drone imagery and aerial datasets securely, without size limits or failed uploads.