Knotflix isn’t a software company’s idea of what wedding delivery should be. It’s the platform a real studio built for its own couples — then opened to everyone else.
Knotflix is made by Red Bank Studio, a wedding film and photography studio. We shoot weddings, edit them, and deliver them on Knotflix — every week, all season. Our couples watch their films on the same galleries, pick their album photos with the same favorites tools, and download the same full-resolution files that your couples would.
That changes what gets built. Resumable uploads for wedding-sized films exist because we upload 40 GB masters from a hotel room the night after a wedding. The hosting clock exists because we were tired of paying to host every gallery forever, and tired of platforms that delete a couple’s film when the studio stops paying. The Mac app exists because browsers are a bad place to move a terabyte of footage.
A delivery platform for wedding studios: private, cinematic galleries that stream films in 4K, photo galleries with favorites and album picks, full-resolution downloads, and a public portfolio page that updates itself every time you publish a wedding. Studios subscribe from $29/month; every gallery includes 90 days of hosting, and couples can extend it whenever they want more time — with half of every extension paid out to the studio.
You can see the real thing — our own portfolio, with real weddings, is at knotflix.com/redbankstudio.
Questions, ideas, or a wedding-sized problem we should solve? office@redbankstudio.com — a filmmaker answers, not a ticket queue.