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@ 2012/06/08On June 12th please join SMPTE Hollywood section as noted industry expert Tom Coughlin of Coughlin Associates helps us navigate the tricky seas of storage for the Media and Entertainment world. His talk will explore the requirements and growth trends for all aspects of digital storage for professional media and entertainment, based upon an upcoming report on this subject.
For many professional media and entertainment applications latency and performance play important roles. The performance and latency of storage systems depends upon both the storage devices being used as well as the direct attached or network interfaces connecting these devices and the user. He will explore the latest developments in storage devices and digital communication interfaces and show where and how they can be used to create the entertainment workflow of the future.
Tom is the founder of the Creative Storage Conference which focuses on digital storage for professional media and entertainment and is happening later in June in Culver City. He also publishes a report Digital Storage for Media and Entertainment. He will be offering up to 8 Media and Entertainment end users free passes to the 2012 Creative Storage Conference for Hollywood SMPTE members who attend the June 12 Hollywood SMPTE meeting. Further information can be found at the end of this announcement.
The talk and accompanying panel discussion with noted storage and interface industry experts will look at the future and role of Thunderbolt, USB 3.0, Mini-SAS, PCIe, SATA and SAS Express, fibre channel and IP connectivity and storage interfaces.
Confirmed panelists include:
Alex Grossman (Active Storage), Steve Kochak (Deluxe), Pete Schlatter (G-Technology), Martin Libich (EMC/Isilon), Mark Thomason (Mellanox), John Mallory (NetApp).
During the pre-show hour from 6:30 to 7:30 in the lobby area a number of storage systems manufacturers be available to discuss their products and applications.
To R.S.V.P for the Event please go to: http://hsmptejune12.eventbrite.com. Admission is free and includes pre event food and beverages.
The event will be located at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences Pickford Center, Linwood Dunn Theater. The address is 1313 Vine Street, Hollywood, CA 90028.
The 2012 Creative Storage Conference (CS 2012) on June 26, 2012 in Culver City, CA (www.creativestorage.org) explores the latest trends in storage devices and systems used in all aspects of professional media and entertainment. This year we have a Keynote talk by ARRI about digital storage for content capture, including a panel discussion with storage and content capture experts following the keynote. Our other keynote talk by Clyde Smith of Fox Networks looks into the latest developments for object-based workflows. We continue to explore the trends in new storage technology such as SSDs and cloud storage in the M&E industry. Cloud storage is becoming an important element in creating collaborative 24X7, international media workflows. New developments such as the LTFS file system in LTO tapes are being used to create new cloud-based archives that will provide on-line access to enormous libraries of professional content for monetization and display. After
5 information packed sessions we will end the day with a reception sponsored by hVault who are bringing holographic archive storage to the M&E industry for long term addressable archives with enormous potential for storage capacity growth and even inexpensive physical content distribution. The conference has more exhibitors than ever before giving attendees a chance to interact and meet with potential vendors and partners in a relaxed but informative setting.
Those not able to get a complimentary admission to CS2012 at the June 12th meeting can register (by June 20, 2012) at
For many professional media and entertainment applications latency and performance play important roles. The performance and latency of storage systems depends upon both the storage devices being used as well as the direct attached or network interfaces connecting these devices and the user. He will explore the latest developments in storage devices and digital communication interfaces and show where and how they can be used to create the entertainment workflow of the future.
Tom is the founder of the Creative Storage Conference which focuses on digital storage for professional media and entertainment and is happening later in June in Culver City. He also publishes a report Digital Storage for Media and Entertainment. He will be offering up to 8 Media and Entertainment end users free passes to the 2012 Creative Storage Conference for Hollywood SMPTE members who attend the June 12 Hollywood SMPTE meeting. Further information can be found at the end of this announcement.
The talk and accompanying panel discussion with noted storage and interface industry experts will look at the future and role of Thunderbolt, USB 3.0, Mini-SAS, PCIe, SATA and SAS Express, fibre channel and IP connectivity and storage interfaces.
Confirmed panelists include:
Alex Grossman (Active Storage), Steve Kochak (Deluxe), Pete Schlatter (G-Technology), Martin Libich (EMC/Isilon), Mark Thomason (Mellanox), John Mallory (NetApp).
During the pre-show hour from 6:30 to 7:30 in the lobby area a number of storage systems manufacturers be available to discuss their products and applications.
To R.S.V.P for the Event please go to: http://hsmptejune12.eventbrite.com. Admission is free and includes pre event food and beverages.
The event will be located at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences Pickford Center, Linwood Dunn Theater. The address is 1313 Vine Street, Hollywood, CA 90028.
The 2012 Creative Storage Conference (CS 2012) on June 26, 2012 in Culver City, CA (www.creativestorage.org) explores the latest trends in storage devices and systems used in all aspects of professional media and entertainment. This year we have a Keynote talk by ARRI about digital storage for content capture, including a panel discussion with storage and content capture experts following the keynote. Our other keynote talk by Clyde Smith of Fox Networks looks into the latest developments for object-based workflows. We continue to explore the trends in new storage technology such as SSDs and cloud storage in the M&E industry. Cloud storage is becoming an important element in creating collaborative 24X7, international media workflows. New developments such as the LTFS file system in LTO tapes are being used to create new cloud-based archives that will provide on-line access to enormous libraries of professional content for monetization and display. After
5 information packed sessions we will end the day with a reception sponsored by hVault who are bringing holographic archive storage to the M&E industry for long term addressable archives with enormous potential for storage capacity growth and even inexpensive physical content distribution. The conference has more exhibitors than ever before giving attendees a chance to interact and meet with potential vendors and partners in a relaxed but informative setting.
Those not able to get a complimentary admission to CS2012 at the June 12th meeting can register (by June 20, 2012) at
