LucidLink, an innovative SaaS solution delivering high-performance remote collaboration to the world’s largest brands and creative professionals, released a new report, Cloud for Media: Post Production, from the DPP, the media industry’s business network, based in London, England.
As recently as early 2020, post production was a section of the media industry that was slower to adopt cloud technology. Large volumes of media, highly specialist tools, and a culture of in-person collaboration made it difficult. But since the pandemic, this has all changed. Now, post production houses everywhere have a fresh impetus to resolve the challenges and enable cloud editing.
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“In recent years, we’ve seen the rapid adoption of the cloud in the media and entertainment industry,” said Rowan de Pomerai, CTO, the DPP. “This exclusive DPP research sheds light on how post-production has changed. By partnering with us on this work, LucidLink has demonstrated a deep understanding of media customers’ needs, and the desire for a strong dialogue with the industry that will help it continue to deliver success for its customers.”
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