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Amdocs’ Vubiquity Selected by Lionsgate to Move Over 18,000 Film, TV Titles to the Cloud
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Amdocs announced that Vubiquity, an Amdocs company, has been chosen by Lionsgate as a key collaborator to move its content library, consisting of over 18,000 film and TV titles, to a cloud-based platform. This collaboration marks a transformative step forward in streamlining content accessibility across various content platforms.
This cloud-based content library will empower Lionsgate’s content sales team with enhanced searchability, enabling targeted content distribution across global regions.
Vubiquity has collaborated with Bitpress to leverage their diverse automation systems under a new orchestration layer to seamlessly integrate with Lionsgate’s current vendors and newly established cloud library to facilitate the efficient ingestion of source files.
This dynamic system analyses existing content, carefully aligns video and audio components for each title, and synchronises multiple audio and subtitle tracks.
This automation goes a step further by adeptly executing necessary content edits to ensure top-tier quality.
Akin Ceylan, COO of Home Entertainment and Global Content Distribution Operations, Lionsgate, said: “Vubiquity is playing a vital role in aiding our migration of distribution assets into the cloud, which will effectively transform our operations in the way we manage and monetise our company’s vast library of content by providing the speed and flexibility required to meet the demands of an industry that continues to evolve.”
Russ Moffat, Co-founder of Bitpress, said: “We are very excited to be working with Lionsgate and Vubiquity on this initiative, providing advanced tools for post-production to ensure top-tier quality of Lionsgate’s content. This will allow Lionsgate to rapidly meet the needs of their content commercialisation by automating traditionally laborious processes.”
Anthony Goonetilleke, Group President of Technology and Head of Strategy, Amdocs, said: “We are pleased to work with Lionsgate to centralise and organise their incredibly diverse catalog of content, making it easier for them to include their movie and TV catalogue in entertainment offerings around the world. As we’ve recently seen, libraries of existing content can become power players of streaming, and this agreement will help Lionsgate content more effectively reach viewers than ever before.”
