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MEW Tech Talk - Shared Storage and Media Workflow Platforms, What is Right for Your Facility - March 28th!



Manhattan Edit Workshop's (MEWShop) next Tech Talk Evening: 'Shared Storage and Media Workflow Platforms - What is Right for Your Post Facility' will be held on:

Wednesday, March 28, 2012
80 5th Ave at 14th Street (Union Square)
Doors open at 6:00pm
Presentation starts at 6:30pm, concludes at 7:45pm
Cocktail Reception From 7:45pm until 9:00pm


MEWShop's Tech Talks are open to anyone and are free to attend, however registration is required as seating is limited. To register, please visit:  http://www.eventbrite.com/event/3119772323

About MEWShop Tech Talk: Shared Storage and Media Workflow Platforms - What is Right for Your Post Facility

Without the proper infrastructure, the insane volume of content generated from commercials, documentaries, episodics, reality shows, and more can bring your post facility to its knees. Hear from Manhattan-based pros Nathan Rausch of Pilot NYC and Jonathan Lasker of PS 260 - who have designed collaborative infrastructures that enable their facilities to better manage media and clients, and help grow their respective businesses.

Attendees will learn:
  • What is available on the market for solutions
  • When is the right time to implement a media workflow platform
  • The right questions to ask when investigating platforms
  • Budget, budget, budget
  • Expected benefits for owners, supervisors, editors, account managers and technical managers
  • The bottom line return on investment
Who should attend:
  • Facility owners, supervisors, editors and technical staff

About Nathan Rausch - Pilot NYC

Nate has a strong background in sound design & music composition, specializing in media systems integration, workflow consultation and product demos. He has 14 years of experience consulting and supporting media workgroups at major television networks, post-houses, production companies and major ad agencies all over New York, New Jersey, Florida and Mexico.

About Jonathan Lasker - PS 260
In addition to his credits as Post Supervisor for several independent projects, Jonathan has designed many collaborative workflow infrastructures for agencies and studios. Currently, he oversees the high-impact editorial workflow at PS260.  

Thanks to Our March Tech Talk Sponsor EditShare
EditShare is sponsoring the March Tech Talk event and will be donating one of their popular platforms for the evening's festivities. For those of you who do not know EditShare, they are one of the technology leaders in networked shared storage and tapeless, end-to-end workflow solutions for the TV and film industry. They have products for video capture and playout, high-performance central shared storage, archiving and backup software, media asset management, and a 3-platform editing application.

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