ETC "Project Cloud", QTR meeting @ Disney

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Mission It is the mission of ETC’s “Project Cloud” to unite technology leaders and studio executives to assess and define methods that accelerate use of cloud- based resources for the evolution and future of film and media creation, and production.

Tecnología

Mission
It is the mission of ETC’s “Project Cloud” to unite
technology leaders and studio executives to assess
and deﬁne methods that accelerate use of cloud-
based resources for the evolution and future of ﬁlm
and media creation, and production.

Accomplishments
Produced 39 Videos
Participated in12+ Major industry events
Placed 136 speakers on the stage
Produced 1 short ﬁlm “Luna”
Built team that crafted the ﬁrst draft of the MPAA cloud security best
practices
Released C4 Asset ID Standard & White paper

Agenda
Security + Cloud: What studios and vendors need to consider when adopting cloud solutions.
- Ted Harrington ISE
Security work, ETC Future efforts "Federated ID"
- Marc Zorn
C4 ID's: Implementation & Application
-Rich Welsh & Sek Chai
Object Storage is Awesome: Truth or…?
- Paul Evans
"The Suitcase" Update with focus on Medatadata & VR
Erik Weaver, Kaki Ettinger, Lindsey Towny
WRAST: Worldwide Repository for Asset Storage and Transport -
Doug Reinart & Chris Chen

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