(Using Rec League for) Multimedia Archival

Archival is a tricky process in almost any creative field. Where to begin? Any platforms we've used, any platforms that have gained momentum over time fall short in more ways than one. If they're good at photo, they're atrocious at video. If they're good at plain text, they're terrible for a portfolio.

Obviously Rec League is not a perfect solution, as perfection is inherently imperfect, but boy does it come closer for us than anything else we've seen.

We create collections for all of our digital work, references, inspiration and digitized copies of anything we produce in the physical realm. We can easily store an endless amount of content, comment on it, share it easily and quickly, file it in any number of ways and take advantage of unique visual elements like the collage functionality.

In the future we would LOVE to see more specific access controls, more options for embedded content and better integrations with other platforms. But still, even in Rec League's relative infancy, we've got a winner on our hands.