Productions require a more simplified file delivery workflow to make more content available to production stakeholders, who are not necessarily on-site anymore,” explained NEP Group’s Jay Deutsch, director of media solutions in the US. “We’re always looking for smart ways to help our clients and production partners produce and deliver better content. Web-based administration makes it easy to onboard new users and report in real-time on all transfer activity, while modern APIs are available to integrate Media Shuttle with other systems. It can also move content into and out of any type of storage and is integrated with NEP’s platform for virtual editing and asset management. With Media Shuttle all structural metadata, including real-time time code and file names from highlight servers, remain intact along with the capability to add descriptive metadata on the fly. Remote operations with fewer people on-site can easily be supported and NEP’s clients and production partners can set up, reconfigure and break down workflows on demand.
This content flow model aligns with live production trends that were accelerated by the Covid pandemic. Once there, the content can be distributed to global partners quickly, made available to remote editors and moved to the customer’s own archive systems for future use. Media Shuttle also makes it easy to get content off the trucks quickly during the event and ingested into the desired storage or cloud-based platform, such as NEP’s Mediabank media asset management platform.
Media Shuttle makes it easy to get content off OB trucks quickly
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