AWS for M&E Blog
Author: Robert Raver
Robert Raver is a Sr. Solutions Architect for Media and Entertainment at AWS, where he also leads Media Supply Chain initiatives. He designs innovative cloud-based architectures that optimize media workflows, solving industry challenges related to media processing, rights, title, QC, and metadata management. Robert brings over 20 years of experience in Media & Entertainment and Finance industry roles, including leadership, architecture, and engineering.
Guidance for a media lake on AWS: Accelerate media operations with agentic AI
Many media organizations face complexity in their content operations. Teams can spend weeks coordinating asset management, content analysis, and distribution across disconnected systems. Manual handoffs between different teams such as creative, operations, and distribution teams create bottlenecks that delay progress and limit business agility. A media workflow could involve multiple teams and dozens of tools, […]
Using Amazon S3 Vectors (preview) to semantically search using a media lake on AWS
Many media organizations face challenges in managing and discovering content across their digital libraries. Relying on manual searches of file names, or folder structures, can result in duplicated work and underutilized assets—impacting productivity and content monetization opportunities for re-using and creating content. The emergence of AI-powered semantic search introduces complexity and cost considerations for media […]
Introducing: Guidance for a media lake on AWS
Many companies struggle to manage their vast collections of digital media files stored across multiple Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) buckets. This scattered storage approach can create significant challenges for organizations. Searching for specific content can be difficult and time-consuming (with organizing files effectively becoming a complex task) making extracting the full value from […]
How to: Use AudioShake to improve accuracy in localization, transcription, and captioning workflows on AWS
This blog is co-authored by Jessica Powell, AudioShake. Introduction A significant market opportunity exists for individual creators and organizations to provide transcription, dubbing, and captioning services to reach global audiences rapidly. By quantifying demand and optimizing these services, providers can deliver high-quality viewing experiences for consumers worldwide. Automated speech recognition (ASR), artificial intelligence (AI), and […]