Webinar: NAB 2018 Deconstructed

Posted on by Russell Trafford-Jones


18th April 2018 4pm BST
Not everything that happens in Vegas stays in Vegas: watch right after this year’s NAB Show for a full review of what went on, what was hot, and what happened at the conference and show floor.

It’s an opportunity to take the pulse of the industry and find out what media and entertainment tech leaders are focusing on right now. Which vendor’s product launches and announcements set the strip talking — and which disappeared without trace? What’s happening in the content supply chain, and what’s the future for blockchain, AI, cloud and IP?

An international panel share their analysis of the big themes and announcements of this year’s show – as well as revealing the unofficial themes and what people were really talking about.

Speakers:

  • Carolyn Giardina, Technology Editor, The Hollywood Reporter
  • Pzemek Bozek, Advisory & Consulting, Media & Content, IHS Markit

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Webinar: IP key ingredients & standards

Posted on by Russell Trafford-Jones


April 18th, 08:00 and 16:00 BST
In the second in the series, Axon’s Jan Evaleens discusses in detail the relevant standards for video and audio transport and how they relate to each other. He will also touch upon the latest IP developments presented during NAB2018.

Axon, working closely with early adopters of IP production workflows, has experienced first-hand the many challenges of making the transition from SDI and we are keen to share the lessons we have learnt with you. In our Broadcast IP 101 series, our team will be providing useful advice and resources to help you prepare to move to and navigate an IP environment, with vital insight from real-world examples. Over the coming weeks, we will explore topics including: traffic shaping, timing, audio, transport formats and network management.

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Webinar: End-to-End Scripted Episodic Workflows

Posted on by Russell Trafford-Jones

In the first of four planned YEP webinars for 2018, workflow experts explore basic scripted episodic end-to-end workflow. Although the focus will be on scripted episodic content, it will also be applicable to feature and television workflows.

The YEP webinar series is geared towards early- to mid-career M&E professionals and is one facet of the YEP program’s commitment to facilitating industry education on standards and practices as they relate to business, production, technology, and emerging trends.

Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to have experts take you through their workflow processes from every angle.

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Speakers:

Moderator: Jesse Korosi, Director of Workflow, SIM DIgital
DIT: Simon Jori (The Revenant, Predator)
VFX Editors: Lorelei David and Jenni O’Byrne, Industrial Light & Magic
Post Sound: Jane Tattersall (The Handmaid’s Tale, The Vikings)
DI Colorist: Alastor Arnold, Fotokem
Localization: Babak Kazerouni, Pixelogic

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