You’re in this for the Long Haul, Choose Solution(s) with Care
Whether you’re a movie fan, TV binge-consumer, episodic series viewer, ad lover, stupid dude tricks connoisseur or VR thrill seeker; there’s content out there for you to enjoy, thanks to the bullet train changes in the entertainment industry.
Around the world and coming from every corner of the globe; there is a growing volume of good to great content people can access to avoid work, blow-off boss/teacher presentations and educate/entertain/inform themselves.
AI Will Deliver Positive and Negative Results to the M&E Ecosystem
“For those of us climbing to the top of the food chain, there can be no mercy. There is but one rule: hunt or be hunted.” – Francis Underwood, “House of Cards,” Media Rights Capital, (2013)
You may not have noticed it, but your grandfather’s and father’s “Golden Age of Television” has evolved a bit since the 1940s; to the point where there not only delivered into your living room, but anywhere you’d like it. In fact, it’s become real personal.
The M&E (media & entertainment) industry first called the 40s-50s the Golden Age because it was live shows with everyone huddling around the TV set and eyes were glued to whatever was on. It was all about big productions, big ad budgets, big audiences.
Enhanced Virtual Reality Film Tools Being Released into the Wild
“We cling to memories as if they define us, but they don't. What we do is what defines us.” – Dr. Ouelet, “ Ghost in the Shell ,” Paramount, 2017
Normal people don’t know – or care – about the difference between a CPU (central processing unit) and a GPU (graphic processing unit).
They simply want to use their computers to create and view great content.
The Right Content on the Right Device at the Right Time
“You're gonna close your eyes on world war 3 or you're gonna saddle up and save the entire damn world.” – Hobbs, “The Fate of the Furious,” Universal Studios, 2017
ATSC (Advanced Television Standards Committee) 3.0 hasn’t been implemented globally quite yet; but it is well established in Korea – in preparation for the Olympics; and is slowly being rolled out in the Americas, EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa) and the rest of the Asia-Pacific region.
It’s the first time in nearly 50 years that there has been a complete change in a content distribution standard.