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Ross Dabrow Speaking at SHOOT Magazine Event in NY

Abby Lurie — Wed, 15 May 2013 22:53:47 +0000

On Thursday (May 23) Ross Dabrow, VP of sales, will be speaking on the Fresh Produce panel below at the SHOOT Directors / Producers Forum & New Directors Showcase (DGA Theater, NY). During the session Ross will provide some unique projects where clients have worked with T3Media to license content from YouTube and Vimeo. He will also discuss how the production community can leverage T3Media’s new “connected” technology to monetize video of their own. THis is one session you won’t want to miss! For more info or to register for the event, click here.

11:00am-12:00pm: Fresh Produce

A cross section of production executives discuss their roles, current projects and perspectives on how they see the advertising and entertainment communities coming together. Joining the conversation will be a leading advertising/entertainment industry attorney who will provide valuable information regarding advertising, branded, & entertainment content.

Panelists:

Matt Bonin, chief production officer, Ogilvy & Mather. Matt will discuss notable recent work at Ogilvy, an addition to its in-house filmmaking capabilities, and reflect on the evolution of content in the advertising/entertainment sector.
Ross Dabrow, VP Sales, T3Media – working with some of the world’s leading video libraries, including Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures Entertainment, National Geographic and The New York Times, Ross will discuss the latest trend in the use of footage to solve creative and budget challenges–using YouTube videos–and how media owners can generate new value from their content.
Kristen Finch, director of digital production, Grey New York. With credits that include Canon USA’s “Project Imagin8ion,” which was honored by the Next Awards in the Integrated Campaign category last year, Finch will discuss production opportunities opening up in the digital space.
Jeffrey A. Greenbaum, partner in entertainment & advertising law firm, FKKS.
Jeffrey adds legal perspective to the overall discussion by answering the question, When advertising and entertainment come together, what is that you’ve created, who should own it, what rights do you need, and what laws apply? And what happens when you add social media and multiple screens into the mix.
Hafeez M. Saheed, Head of Production/Executive Producer, Nickelodeon Creative Advertising . Hafeez will discuss the passion and development required to be an effective producer sharing insights into the branded and non-branded advertising his team does for clients including Toyota, Target, Hasbro, Nintendo, Nationwide Insurance and many others.
Rebecca Skinner, executive producer/managing director of HSI. Rebecca will address new content opportunities emerging at HSI, including its collaboration with Anomaly on the Captain Morgan documentary “The Unsinkable Henry Morgan,” which recently debuted on the Sundance Channel.

What does 185TB of March Madness Look Like?

Abby Lurie — Mon, 25 Mar 2013 16:29:46 +0000

TV News Check–T3Media is the licensing agent for the NCAA and has worked for nearly a decade to make March Madness tournament archives easy to access. T3Media helped launch the YouTube channel NCAA OnDemand. This year, the storied basketball tournament celebrates 75 years. What does that look like in the eyes of T3Media?

To read the full article, click here.

“Deal Maker or Breaker: Collaboration” HPA Event

mgreenwalt — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 16:40:21 +0000

Event Information:

Hollywood Post Alliance – SCRG Luncheon and Panel

Deal Maker of Breaker:Collaboration
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
The Beverly Garland Holiday Inn (Ballroom)
4222 Vineland Avenue
North Hollywood, CA 91602

Program:
11:30 am – 12:15 pm – Registration and Networking
12:15 pm – 12:45 pm – Lunch
12:45 pm – 1:45 pm – Panel Discussion
2:00 pm – End of Program

As the playing field from a technology stand point has become nearly level, we are now more than ever before an industry whose strengths are founded on relationships. The willingness to work together and keep parts of the pie, rather than working against each other and lose out on the meal altogether is critical. How can we learn to be proactive and embrace this style of cooperative business practices and ideologies?

Lets hear from your clients and industry experts as they discuss collaborative approaches to business development and workflow.

Moderator:
Ben Benedetti, Executive Director. Sound Editorial and Digital Services, Sony Pictures Entertainment

Panelists:

Steve Beres, Technology Architect, HBO
Lisa Black, SVP Business Development and Enterprises, FishBowl
Michael Fink, Senior Visual Effects Supervisor
Andrea Kalas VP of Archives, Paramount Pictures
Bruce Sandzimier, VP Post, ABC Studios

Metadata Madness

Abby Lurie — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 23:54:40 +0000

Sports Video Group – March Madness may still be five weeks away, but, in celebration of the Men’s Basketball Tournament’s 75th anniversary, the NCAA is using its robust video archive to get fans talking college hoops now. Through a partnership with its official licensee of championship footage, T3Media, the NCAA has launched a YouTube channel named NCAA OnDemand, with videos linked to All-Time March Madness Voting on NCAA.com, where fans can vote on their favorite players, teams, and moments in NCAA tournament history.

To read the full article, click here.

Q&A: T3Media’s Lemmons on 4K for Sports-Media Management

Abby Lurie — Fri, 15 Feb 2013 01:15:04 +0000

Sports Video Group – Just over a month after the 2013 CES came to a close, 4K is still a buzz-worthy topic. Although the battalion of monitors on display at the show offered breathtaking images, there remains a dearth of 4K content and several gaping holes in the 4K-production ecosystem. With that in mind, SVG tracked down Mark Lemmons, CTO of T3Media, which provides video-management and -licensing services to a variety of sports-content owners, to address the potential of 4K and how it could affect the media-management and archiving segment of the industry.

To read the full article, click here.

The NCAA Launches OnDemand YouTube Channel

Abby Lurie — Tue, 12 Feb 2013 16:45:28 +0000

TechCrunch–It’s hard to believe that the annual NCAA’s men’s basketball tournament has been going on for 75 years now, but it has. In that time, the college sports organization has had a ton of memorable moments, many of which have been captured on video…Now it’s putting some of that footage to use, with the launch of a new YouTube channel, called NCAA OnDemand, which will be home to hundreds of the best clips from years of the tournament. Through a partnership with T3 Media, the NCAA manages more than 20,000 hours of video content. That includes more than 300 games in the NCAA Vault and thousands of individual moments that are searchable, thanks to around 2 million pieces of time-based metadata attached to its vast archive.

To read the full article, click here.

Mark Lemmons Speaking at 2013 HPA Tech Retreat

mgreenwalt — Mon, 11 Feb 2013 18:39:12 +0000

Next week attendees of the 2013 HPA Tech Retreat will have two opportunities to catch our CTO, Mark Lemmons, speak on the industry. On Thursday, February 21st, Mark will be part of the 4:45 pm session, “Professional Forecast: Cloudy but Clearing” and on Friday the 2nd, Mark will be hosting a breakfast round-table discussion, “Metadata: Frame-Based, Descriptive, & Hierarchical.”

If you’re attending the retreat, we hope you can make it to these sessions.

Event Information:

Thursday, February 21st at 4:45 pm: “Professional Forecast: Cloudy but Clearing” Session

Moderator:
Seth Hallen, Testronic Labs

Speakers:
Al Kovalick, Media Systems Consulting
Robert Jenkins, CloudSigma
Mark Lemmons, T3Media
Sean Tajkowski, Tajkowski Group
Steve Anastasi, Warner Bros.

Friday, February 22nd at 7:30 am: “Metadata: Frame-Based, Descriptive, & Hierarchical” Breakfast Roundtable

Hosted By:
Mark Lemmons, T3Media

Shed 4k Video Storage Weight That You Don’t Even Have Yet

Abby Lurie — Wed, 30 Jan 2013 23:40:43 +0000

Videomaker–Order your 4k content from T3Media. Ordering food at a counter, is for many kids, a big step. We as video editors are constantly having to take steps to keep up with video technology, so how do we plan to deal with one of the new menu items, 4k? Well, let’s start with a little perspective, video at the resolution of 3840×2160 isn’t exactly new, but having it available on the menu board of the Edit Bay Café which caters to small business videographers and independent filmmakers is new.

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Webinar: Taming the Digital Media Explosion

mgreenwalt — Thu, 17 Jan 2013 21:22:31 +0000

Learn how we utilize Oracle’s StorageTek Tape solutions to simplify our digital storage infrastructure during this informative session with our CTO, Mark Lemmons, and Oracle’s Senior Principal Product Director, Chris Ilg. The webcast will take place on Tuesday, February 12th at 10:00 a.m. PT.

TO REGISTER, CLICK HERE

Webcast Information:

Taming the Digital Media Explosion – How One Customer Delivers Archive-as-a-Service

The shift to digital content is causing skyrocketing content growth rates, challenging enterprises to develop a better strategy for long-term storage. Many enterprises are quickly realizing that keeping unstructured, digital content archives on disk storage can be both a costly and complex proposition.

Join us for this important Oracle Storage webcast, Taming the Digital Media Explosion – How One Customer Delivers Archive-as-a-Service.We’ll be taking a closer look at how Oracle Storage customer T3Media (formerly Thought Equity), a cloud-based solutions provider for enterprise-scale video libraries, simplified its digital archives. In this webcast you’ll learn how T3Media has:

Realized a three- to-five-times performance improvement with Oracle’s StorageTek Tape solutions
Gained the ability to efficiently save content on tape for pennies on the dollar, compared to disk storage
Been able to grow its business and take advantage of new business opportunities in the media & entertainment industry

Speakers:

Mark Lemmons, CTO of T3Media
Chris Ilg, Senior Principal Product Director of Oracle Storage Systems

CTO Corner – Special Holiday Edition

mgreenwalt — Wed, 12 Dec 2012 00:24:43 +0000

T3Media’s CTO Corner is a video series shot on the fly via iPhone featuring our CTO, Mark Lemmons, who provides thoughts, anecdotes, and personal stories about the video industry in less than 5 minutes. In this episode, a special guest shares a Holiday message from T3Media.

Send questions, comments, or ideas via Twitter using the #CTOcorner hashtag to @T3Media_Inc