Italian SaaS production asset management platform Mnemonica is launching a cloud-based film masters library service dedicated to all rights owners and industry stakeholders, enabling them “to keep precious works always present for business and cultural outreach opportunities.”
The library is the third component of the company’s offering, alongside virtual screening rooms and data exchange boxes.
Mnemonica’s aim is to provide a “long-term memory for the digital cinema living ecosystem, from prep to eternity”. As the company points out, even digital data can be lost forever, and this is true for cinema as well.
Stand Number: 5.B14
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