Meet Secret Weapon Studios’ Workflow Architects and team

Join Justin and Matt as they explore the Hulu show's workflow, utilizing cloud storage and proxies for global collaboration. They discuss overcoming challenges with Blackmagic’s 8TB boxes for proxies and an 80TB hub in New York for raw footage, ensuring seamless connectivity and management worldwide, demonstrating an innovative approach to streamlining the editing process across continents.

Key Takeaways

Experts from Secret Weapon Studios and Blackmagic Design share insights.
Focus on innovative workflow for a globally dispersed team's Hulu show.
Uses cloud storage and proxies to streamline the editing process.
Features Blackmagic’s 8TB boxes for proxy storage, 80TB hub for raw footage.
Ensures seamless project connectivity and management across continents.

Meet Secret Weapon Studios’ Workflow Architects and team

All right. Well, thanks for joining, everybody. We've got Justin on the line, who is our workflow architect at Secret Weapon Studios, who actually helped run the entire Hulu show last year that we're here to talk about.

We've got Matt DeJohn from Blackmagic Design. Say, Hey, Matt. Hey, I don't. I'm here with the workflow team at Blackmagic Design, and we work with service providers, producers, filmmakers to help support people who are doing all resolved workflow on their shows like the Hulu Show. Matt Was it a unique experience? Our Hulu show, Hulu was an interesting show because you had all these producers spread all across the globe.

So it was kind of a scale above a lot of the other shows that we've helped support with these little boxes. These are little cloud store, 8 terabyte boxes. Everyone on the team had one of these, so it had proxies on it. And then we had a big box, this 80 terabyte here in New York, that had the raw footage on it that Justin put footage on there, made proxies.

The proxies went to the cloud and down to all the little boxes. Aaron Has we sent you a cloud storage box? Right. So you have an eight terabyte hooked up. And then Matt John in L.A. has one, right? So we're going to connect both of you to a project that Justin started. This video is intended to sort of be like a start, like a one on one, like we're going get you connected, and then we'll do more in-depth videos in the future.