Cloud backup for wedding videographers

Wedding rushes backed up instantly, delivered by link, edited anywhere.

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Losing a wedding shoot is not an option

Wedding videographers cannot reshoot a ceremony. A dead SD card or a corrupted SSD between the shoot and the edit is career-damaging, because there is no second take of the vows or the first dance.

Yet even well-organised shooters rely on a single SSD between shoot day and the first backup, and that window, often several days through a busy season, is where the risk lives. Drives fall off desks, cards fail on ingest, and a laptop gets stolen from a car.

Dual redundancy + instant delivery

Sanbila uploads every wedding rush to the cloud and automatically copies it to a backup, so the footage is in two safe places before you have even started cutting. A checksum verifies integrity on both copies, so you know the files that arrived are the files you shot, bit for bit.

From there the day runs light. Your couple gets their highlight reel from a share link instead of a drive handed over in person, and you edit the full wedding on any laptop by pulling proxies, without hauling an SSD between the venue, the studio and home.

Upload from the card

Ingest directly from SD cards, SSDs, or folders.

Dual redundancy

The redundant backup happens automatically after upload.

Fast proxy generation

H.264 proxies ready 10 minutes after upload, start editing on day one.

Client hand-off by URL

Send the highlight reel or full wedding via a shareable link, no drives.

Sanbila by the numbers

Real specs from the live Sanbila product, not marketing claims.

NLEs supported (Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, Avid)

Proxy presets: from 540p H.264 to 1080p DNxHR LB

File formats supported (MP4, MOV, MXF, R3D, BRAW, WAV…)

up to 85%

Less disk space with proxies vs editing on the full-resolution originals

Zero egress fees: stream originals at no extra cost

Parallel cloud connections on macOS (4 on Windows / Linux), 4 MB block cache

Frequently asked questions

How fast is a wedding backed up after the shoot?+

As soon as you ingest from the card, the rush uploads to the cloud and is copied to a backup automatically. You stop relying on one SSD surviving the days between shoot day and a first backup.

What if an SD card or SSD fails before I edit?+

The footage already has two cloud copies, primary and backup, each verified with a checksum. A dead card or corrupted SSD after upload no longer means a lost ceremony you cannot reshoot.

When can I start editing a wedding?+

H.264 proxies are ready about ten minutes after upload, so you can start cutting on day one from any laptop without waiting on a full download or hauling the SSD home.

How do couples get their film?+

By a Sanbila share link, not a drive. You send the highlight reel or the full wedding as a URL, so the couple downloads it themselves and you never ship or lose a disk.

Back up weddings the moment you shoot

Solo plan for small wedding shooters, Studio for multi-shooter businesses.

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