”A few weeks ago Frame.io shared a few of the presentations they recorded at the most recent NAB in Las Vegas. One of the 19 presentations the Creative Technologist Michael Kammes gave us a peek at his vision for the future of post-production in the cloud. Michael presented a compelling case for the potential of cloud-based workflows to cut production costs and shorten completion times, while increasing collaboration and creativity...
Why the talk matters and who should watch:
More and more post-production and collaboration is moving to the cloud (the fact that you’re reading the blog of Frame.io means you’re probably aware of that). Understanding what goes into successful cloud-based media management and collaboration is required if you want to stay competitive in this industry.
- Remote IT tools like TeamViewer and Remote Desktop are “trash,” because they were never meant for video.
- Future of computing is leveraging all the horsepower in the cloud, but only using a monitor locally.
- There are four main reasons post-production hasn’t moved to the cloud: computer, latency, bandwidth, and cost.
- The average latency that someone perceives is 215 ms (milliseconds).
- When we finally get 5G, we can expect over 400 mbps upload speeds.
- Michael then goes on to demonstrate the BeBop post-production cloud platform, playing back 4K video from the cloud in Premiere with NO DROPPED FRAMES (that’s pretty impressive!)
- Afterwards, there are about 5 minutes of Q&A. Don’t miss it…”
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