In opera performances, the conductor is the heartbeat of the show—guiding not only the orchestra but also providing rhythm cues for singers and performers on stage. However, in many opera houses, including the Baltic Opera in Gdańsk, the orchestra pit is located below stage level, making it nearly impossible for singers and backstage staff to see the conductor directly.
Signiant – Lost in Space: Bringing Premium Workflows to Every Project
Post-production teams today are expected to deliver more content, across more platforms, and always faster. Lost in Space is a post house built for that reality; one that combines premium workflows with the flexibility and efficiency modern productions demand.
Datos Media Technologies – Canarias TV: The Integration of a Unified, Collaborative And Scalable News Platform In The Future
CanariaTV, the public television of the Canary Islands, has completed an ambitious global technological renovation that marks the end of its definitive transition to HD. Datos Media has been key in the design and implementation of the news infrastructure, covering both production sets and news systems. Recognized with the award for Best Infrastructure Renovation Project in the 2025 edition of the TM BROADCAST Awards, the initiative responded to the obsolescence of old equipment and the need for modernization to improve broadcast quality.
NStarX – From Hospital Beds to Studio Sets: Applying Healthcare’s Predictive Census AI to Media Workforce Optimization
Both healthcare and media production face the same operational challenge: managing a large, specialized workforce under volatile, high-stakes demand. In hospitals, patient inflow unpredictability strains staffing, while in media production, fluctuating project pipelines drive overtime, budget overruns, and resource conflicts. Healthcare has already solved this problem at scale using predictive census AI—forecasting demand with >90% accuracy and optimizing staffing in real time. Media production follows a structurally similar pattern: patient flow mirrors project flow, departments mirror production units, and clinical resources map to crew, studios, and equipment. By adapting healthcare’s proven architecture—time-series forecasting, ensemble models, and visual operational dashboards—media companies can shift from reactive scheduling to proactive workforce management, unlocking significant reductions in overtime, idle time, and budget variance.
Wowza – Mobile Justice and Jotto: Real-Time Civic Engagement Powered by Video
When individuals reach for their smartphones during a tense moment, they’re often doing more than capturing a clip – they’re attempting to make their voices heard. The Mobile Justice app, originally developed by Quadrant 2 and the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union), and powered by Wowza, has evolved into something larger, more inclusive, and more impactful, illustrating how streaming tech can be repurposed as a civic tool.
Signiant – The Real Cloud Strategy in Post: Flexibility, Not Absolutes
There is this dream in our industry that eventually everything in post will live in the cloud; apps, storage, workflows, the whole pipeline. A clean, centralized model where local infrastructure becomes obsolete.
It’s a compelling idea, and in certain corners of the industry, it’s already happening. But for the vast majority of post teams we work with, things are more layered, more distributed, and more hybrid.
MASV – Who Is Troveo?
Troveo is a video licensing platform helping creators monetize unused footage: Content owners, creatives, basically anyone with unused video can license their content libraries for AI training. The company provides a new revenue stream for content owners, while enabling AI companies to develop high-quality, legally compliant content models.
LucidLink – Cutting Carbon, Not Creativity: The Role Of Cloud-Native Workflows in Media’s Future
Media never sits still. In the past decade, we’ve swapped tape for digital, cable for streaming and edit bays for global remote workflows. Every shift opens new doors for creativity and new challenges for how we work.
But behind every blockbuster, ad campaign or streaming series lies a cost the industry has often swept under the rug: the carbon footprint of media production. Terabytes of footage are duplicated, stored and transferred across multiple facilities and networks.
How Haivision is Powering the Next Phase of Media Efficiency
In today’s fast paced media landscape, efficiency is no longer optional, it is essential to staying competitive. From contribution to cloud-based workflows, broadcast and media organizations are under constant pressure to deliver content faster, smarter, and more cost effectively. Tried, field-tested, and trusted by the world’s leading broadcasters, Haivision’s comprehensive portfolio of live video solutions power the highest quality, lowest latency broadcast workflows with maximum reliability. Haivision’s pioneering video transmitters, encoders, receivers, and cloud solutions enable broadcasters to deliver pristine quality live sports, news, and events over any network from any location to productions on premises or in the cloud.
Imagine Products: Automating Camera to Edit Workflows
When it comes to on-set media management, there’s no such thing as a one-size-fits-all solution. Every production, from short-form commercial shoots to large-scale projects, faces its own unique challenges. Despite differences in scale, crew structure, camera types, delivery formats, and timelines, there is always a critical need to offload your camera originals safely and get them to your post team as quickly and efficiently as possible.
And yet, this seemingly straightforward goal is often a source of stress, friction, and delay.