Megazone Cloud said on the 15th that it will showcase media production solutions using cloud and AI technologies at the 20th Asian Contents & Film Market (ACFM), to be held at BEXCO in Busan on the 20th.
Megazone Cloud will jointly set up a booth with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and plans to introduce three media-specialized solutions that connect the entire process—from video planning to editing, rendering, asset management, and distribution—based on the cloud.
At this exhibition, a space will be set up where visitors can directly experience a cloud-based production environment, allowing them to try out a video editing workflow that uses cloud and AI technologies. Megazone Cloud's cloud editing solution "SPACE Edit" provides the ability to access a high-spec cloud instance using a low-spec demo laptop and perform multi-layer editing with Adobe Premiere Pro.
It will also demonstrate collaboration features that allow multiple users to log in simultaneously and co-edit in real time. In addition, in collaboration with Twelve Labs, a global AI startup that provides AI-based video search and editing assistance, it will showcase a feature that quickly finds desired scenes in massive video datasets using AI and applies them to editing.
At this exhibition, Megazone Cloud will present SPACE Edit, SPACE Render, and SPACE DAM as media-specialized solutions. SPACE Edit is a solution that runs high-performance editing tools in the cloud. SPACE Render is a rendering solution that can process large-scale rendering quickly, and SPACE DAM is an asset management solution that centrally manages content assets and automatically distributes them across various channels.
Megazone Cloud will also present a cloud rendering case with Rabbitwalk, a VFX-based advertising content producer, and share examples of cloud adoption in the media and entertainment industry using AWS. Kim Seung-ryong, head of the Media unit at Megazone Cloud, said, "Megazone Cloud supports media creators so they can focus on creation by leveraging cloud and AI technologies, and through this exhibition, we will provide an opportunity to experience new production methods firsthand."