Post NAB Roadshow 2018
Seattle, WA
May 15 2018
Didn’t make it to NAB or need a second chance to see some of the things you missed? Join us in Seattle to get hands on with the latest tech from over 25 leading companies, attend masterclass sessions, and hang out with other industry pros from your city.Admission by RSVP only (no walk-ups).
Time & Date
May 15, 2018
Location
Fisher Pavillion, Seattle, WA
Complete the form below to schedule a meeting at the show!
What We’re Showcasing
Enhanced workflows for Adobe, FCP X, Avid, and Resolve
See how EVO works with your favorite NLE. Whether you’re using Premiere Pro, FCP X, Avid, or Resolve, EVO has features designed specifically for your workflow.
Shared Storage for DPX and OpenEXR
Get hands-on with EVO DPX, our highest performance EVO system yet.
A Reimagined ShareBrowser Media Management Experience
Try out the new ShareBrowser web app, a beautifully designed web based media management solution designed to make it easier for teams to preview, share, and organize media from the comfort of a web browser
File Automation with Slingshot
Learn how people are using Slingshot to create simple file automations across EVO, cloud storage, and other storage systems.
Innovative IP Workflows
Discover how EVO is paving the way for IP-based production workflows with NewTek NDI.
And much, much more…
RECENT POSTS
Metadata and AI – A Potential “Swiss Army Knife” for Sports Production
Like in film and television, sports fans are at least conceptually aware that when they watch sports, they are seeing a “finished product.” This product is the result of the work of numerous teams of production professionals all performing incredible technological feats.
But unless you’ve experienced (or are a part of) the “behind-the-scenes” world of sports broadcast, the names in the credits don’t hold the same importance as the action. This is odd, because the realities of sports production, whether broadcast live or not, require preparation, speed, strength, and skill rivaling that of the players.
Welcome to the Machine — AI auto tagging comes to ShareBrowser
AI auto tagging comes to ShareBrowser
At NAB 2018 we previewed a new feature in our product line, and, not surprisingly, it captured the attention of many people.
With just the click of a button we can automatically tag your videos in ShareBrowser. Meaning, you choose a video, click an icon, and within a matter of minutes the content in that video is automatically identified using artificial intelligence, tagged with keywords, and searchable.
Heading to Vegas for NAB 2018? Here is where you can find us!
This year we’re changing things up a bit. We’ll have two stands on the NAB show floor—that means you’ll have twice as many places to get hands-on with our latest gear, try out all the new features, and hang out with us.
We’ll be in South Lower Hall (#SL4607) and South Lower Lower Hall (AKA “beyond the stairs,” at #SL11513). We hope you’ll stop by to grab some swag and check out some of the latest updates to EVO and ShareBrowser, like EVO DPX and the ShareBrowser web app, for example.
CASE STUDIES
Bipolar Studio Builds Award-Winning VR Experiences with EVO
When Bipolar Studio started to expand their capabilities to include things like 8K & 10K resolutions and 32-bit VR CGI, they knew it would be impossible without the right shared storage solution. They needed a server that could not only help them get over the roadblocks in their current workflow but help them fully realize their potential.
Microsoft’s Channel 9 Studio Using EVO and TriCaster
Microsoft's Channel 9 is a full-blown production studio with over 3 million unique viewers every month. They deliver upwards of 100 videos in a given week, and they use EVO so that all of their raw footage, Premiere projects, graphics, and finished shows are safe and available from any machine, at any of their edit stations.
Ignition Productions Uses EVO for On-Location Coverage with Red Bull TV
Ignition Productions was awarded the contract to cover the 2017 Dakar Rally for Red Bull TV—a daily behind-the-scenes show of the world's toughest Motorsport event. They had to shoot over 13 days of competition across three countries, in some of the harshest conditions imaginable, with temperatures ranging from 122°F to near freezing, sometimes in altitudes over 3500m, an extreme feat for even the most adventurous crews.