Denver, CO (PRWEB) January 19, 2010
Thought Equity Motion, Inc.—the world leader in digitizing, delivering and monetizing video content—announced today that the company’s CEO and founder, Kevin Schaff, will be a panelist at History Makers, an international summit of history and current affairs producers, taking place Jan. 27-29, 2010 at the Grand Hyatt New York. Schaff will be speaking on the “Future of Digital Archives” panel from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on Jan. 28, 2010.
“I’m looking forward to contributing to this roundtable and discussing the future of digital archives. I think new robust forms of access to digital news, sports and entertainment video archives are ‘what’s next’ for documentarians,” said Kevin Schaff, CEO and founder of Thought Equity Motion. “Rather than spending weeks or months creating a documentary, producers will be able to access ‘intelligent’ archives to more rapidly and effectively tell their stories, including the ability to generate ‘instant documentaries’ in the web and broadband media within hours to supplement current event stories and programming. Richer tagging within archives will help manage rights and enable production through metadata.”
The Future of Digital Archives panel will cover issues such as new storage technologies, image transformation, and the challenges of meeting multi-platform and HD demands. Schaff and the other panelists will work to identify how the digital transformation will impact archive libraries and the producers and broadcasters who rely on them.
“Kevin is a leading thinker in the digitization and emerging media space and he’ll add great insights to our Future of Digital Archives session,” said Bill Nemtin, executive producer, History Makers. “I think documentary producers and broadcasters will be interested to hear Kevin’s thoughts about how next-generation online video libraries will allow them to create documentary projects more efficiently.”
For media inquiries, please contact Abby Lurie at 720.382.2890. For more information on Thought Equity Motion, visit http://www.thoughtequity.com. For more information on History Makers, visit http://www.historymakers2010.com.
About Thought Equity Motion:
Founded in 2003, Thought Equity Motion, Inc. is the world leader in digitizing, delivering and monetizing high-quality video content. Through its advanced platform, the company provides Managed Services for media companies and content rights holders, as well as Content Services for creatives, publishers and producers.
Thought Equity Motion works with the world’s leading media rights holders to provide a suite of Managed Services, which includes asset management, digitization, backup, metadata management, curation and delivery. Its Content Services include sports licensing, API-driven Contextual Media feeds, newswires and stock footage. Through these services, Thought Equity Motion enables leading-edge video uses, such as digital media vaults and production through metadata. Thought Equity Motion drives monetization for its media partners by making their news, sports, entertainment and creative footage accessible to digital content producers in advertising, marketing, film, television, online/broadband and education.
Video from Thought Equity Motion’s unparalleled library is seen globally every day in film, television, the Internet, digital signage, and mobile applications. The company’s media partners include Paramount Pictures, MGM Studios, HBO Archives, National Geographic, Sony Pictures, and the NCAA® and its Content Services clients include the world’s leading advertising agencies, producers of entertainment, and publishers.
Headquartered in Denver, Thought Equity Motion has a digital refinery in Laramie, Wyo. and offices in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Tokyo and Sydney. Connect with Thought Equity Motion on Twitter, YouTube and Facebook. For more information on licensing stock video footage, call +1 720.382.2869.
About History Makers 2010:
History Makers is the key International forum for Commissioning Editors and Producers who create the world’s best programming in History and Current Affairs. History Makers industry sessions bring speakers who present the latest programming trends, issues and innovations in technology. Current thinking and trends are presented in keynote addresses, master classes, debates and workshops. In addition to the formal program, this event is characterized by the constant buzz of meetings where new projects are pitched, discussed and born.
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