The iPad-based review platform offers offline review, screening-room AirPlay support and metadata-driven asset tracking across a production’s full slate

Sohonet has launched review platform ClearView Rush. It has been purpose-built for studio creative executives and brings every cut, reel and shot across the slate into one view.
Rush is an iPad app that enables offline review, AirPlay to screening-room displays, and the ability to move between the office, the screening room and the road.
Rush carries edit decisions and metadata with the media, so assets update as the edit evolves.
Executives can filter dailies by camera or circle takes, move scene to scene within a cut and always see the current version.
Rush works alongside the tools production teams already rely on rather than replacing them, says Sohonet.
It connects to wider workflows through industry standards such as OpenTimelineIO, alongside APIs and integrations, with studio-grade security.
“Rush is a leap forward for studio review,” said Chuck Parker, CEO of Sohonet. “It’s purpose-built for the creative executives who make the decisions. It’s built on metadata so the right cut is always in front of them, and it’s backed by round‑the‑clock, premium client service trusted by studios worldwide. That combination makes it a fundamentally better way to review.”

“We took a thoughtful approach to workflow, focusing on how media moves through the studio process.” adds Erik Strauss, chief product officer at Sohonet. “Built on open standards for interoperability, Rush delivers a richer, more contextualised experience for studio creatives, and enables a more collaborative process with production.”
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