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Chris Swan, Principal Solutions Architect - AWS
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Tim Burton, Managing Director - 7fivefive
Adam Jakubowski, VP Technical Operations, Global Technology - BBC Studios
Edit in the cloud: Shape your facility of the future
IBC2023: As editing in the cloud moves past the art of the possible, media organizations are looking at the ROI of editing in the cloud, as well as providing a singular user experience for their creative teams. In this session, explore some of the patterns and anti-patterns for post-production in the cloud. Hear practical tips from experts as they share what they have learned on their journey to the cloud.
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