MP4 video file-too big to email

I have a MP4 file that is 72.4 MB. It is too big to send it via email. How do I do it?
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Add the recipient to your contact list and then drop the file onto their name in it. The Skype method is the same.
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I have an Adobe Creative Cloud membership.
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