Automated capture and editing
The system uses LiDar, GPS, smart camera technology, and proprietary algorithms to automatically capture, edit, and share customer videos and photos.
Shred Video
ClaimShred Video provides automated video and photo systems for adventure-tour operators, capturing, editing and delivering customer media fast in a branded cloud workflow.
Overview
Shred Video provides automated video and photo systems for adventure-tour and activity operators. It is designed to capture customer footage during experiences such as skydiving, bungy jumping, river rafting, and paragliding, then deliver the media quickly at the end of the activity.
The product combines LiDar, GPS, smart camera technology, and proprietary algorithms to create and share cinematic customer videos and photos. The site positions it as a way to sell media, reduce manual handling, and give customers branded, shareable results without requiring dedicated staff.
Features
Instant delivery workflow
Media is delivered to customers immediately after the activity, with the homepage describing zero wait time and partner examples delivered within seconds or about a minute.
Theatre and touchscreen displays
Shred Video sets up theatre and touchscreen displays so customers can watch their videos in a cinematic environment and interact with their media on personal touchscreens.
Cloud-based media access
Media is delivered through the cloud, removing the need for USB sticks and letting customers view and share from their phones.
Branded sharing experience
Each operator gets a web experience branded for their business, with easy social sharing supported from that experience.
Custom setup and support
The company says the system is customized to each operation and includes ongoing support plus free system upgrades.
Use Cases
Skydiving video sales
For skydiving operators that want customer footage delivered right after landing, the site shows automated edits created and shared within seconds.
Bungy jump media delivery
For bungy and bridge-jump businesses, Shred Video can track the customer through the jump and create finished videos quickly enough for immediate handoff.
River activity photo and video delivery
For rafting or other water-based tours, the system is positioned to capture the activity and deliver shareable media without a manual USB handoff.
Existing staff workflow support
For operators that already have a videographer or photographer, Shred Video can automate the workflow and let staff focus on customer service.
Branded social sharing
For businesses that want customers to share branded results online, the system provides a web experience designed for social media sharing.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Automates capture, editing, and delivery instead of relying on a manual post-activity workflow.
- Designed for fast delivery, with examples showing videos delivered immediately or within seconds of landing.
- Can operate without dedicated staff, while still working alongside existing photographers or videographers.
- Includes branded web delivery and social sharing, which supports customer sharing and operator branding.
- Adds physical viewing options through theatre and touchscreen displays.
Cons
- Pricing is not published on the pages provided, and the pricing URL returns a 404.
- The strongest evidence comes from adventure-tour use cases, so fit for outside that category is not clearly established from the source pages.
FAQ
What kinds of businesses is Shred Video for?
Shred Video is set up to work with adventure-tour operators that want automated photo and video delivery for customers. The site highlights skydiving, bungy jumping, giant swing, river rafting, and paragliding as supported examples.
How does Shred Video work?
The site says Shred Video uses LiDar, GPS, smart camera technology, and proprietary algorithms to automatically capture, edit, and share customer videos and photos.
What can the demo show?
According to the demo page, Shred can help operators grow revenue, deliver media instantly, and expand reach through branded web and social media sharing.
Does it require dedicated staff?
The homepage says Shred Video requires no dedicated staff to operate, and it can also work alongside an existing photographer or videographer on staff.
Is pricing listed publicly?
Pricing details are not published on the site pages provided. The pricing URL returns a 404, so the available evidence points to a demo-first sales flow rather than public pricing information.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Automated video and photo systems
- Primary users
- Adventure-tour and activity operators
- Core workflow
- Capture, edit, and deliver customer media automatically
- Supported examples
- Skydiving, bungy jumping, giant swing, river rafting, paragliding
- Site domain
- shredvideo.com
- Sales motion
- Free demo requested through the site