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In the Beginning: It’s all about Metadata. Alison Bassett, WGBH. 1. Goals. To show how to organize production materials - research, shoot, third party To show how to shutdown materials - archive. 2. WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop. Tools are Filemaker Templates.
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In the Beginning: It’s all about Metadata Alison Bassett, WGBH 1 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Goals To show how to organize production materials - research, shoot, third party To show how to shutdown materials - archive 2 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Tools are Filemaker Templates Filemaker 7.0 or higher - Easy to use - Easy to search Free under Creative Commons license 3 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Track materials Find materials again Re-use materials in other productions Save and use materials in other ways - Websites - Sell materials to others Reasons to do this: 4 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Reasons to do this: Push to offer materials on-line 5 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Reasons to do this: Open Vault - http://openvault.wgbh.org/ 6 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Reasons to do this: Teachers’domain - www.teachersdomain.org/ 7 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Reasons to do this: Stock Sales - wgbhstocksales.org/ 8 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Reasons To Do This: The Digital Revolution WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Forced to standardize metadata Created Filemaker templates PBCore Compliant - http://pbcore.org/2.0/ Media Library and Archives 10 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
How we find the stuff again Current home grown library system 11 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Original Footage Database Stills Database Stock Database FM Tools Backbone to Info: 12 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Find the templates & handbook: http://openvault.wgbh.org/blog/about/media-production-organizational-tools/ 13 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Stills Database Stock Database Figure out an organizational structure - unique numbers - a numbering range = a footage house (BBC = 1100, ABC = 1200) Research Phase: 14 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
STILLS LAYOUT 15 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
STILLS LAYOUT File-based Production 16 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
THUMBNAILS OR LIST LAYOUTS 17 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Stock Footage: 18 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Stock Footage: Digital Fields 19 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Stock Footage: List Layout 20 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Stills Database Stock Database Original Footage Database Production Phase: 21 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Original Footage: 22 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Original Footage: Digital 23 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Original Footage: 24 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Materials Used Database Program Log Payment to third parties Cue Sheets Post Production Phase 25 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Today: Mixture of physical and file-based media Vault & Off-site Storage facility: - over 750,000 physical items DAM: Near-line and LTO tapes - 155,000 Digital Assets Archiving Phase 26 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Metadata from databases: - groomed & uploaded into MARS Physical assets: - bar coded & archived Archiving Phase 27 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
MARS Asset Record Archiving Phase 28 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Physical assets Archiving Phase 29 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
FILE-BASED MEDIA: Artesia Open Text: 30 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
DAM: Over 155,000 assets Thumbnail identifies the type of asset being displayed 31 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Most integrated example of digital workflow Stills database from production uploaded into our MARS database Digital stills are ingested into our digital asset management system Displayed in both MARS & DAM Stills: 32 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
A still record in the producer’s stills database… 33 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
The same still record now in our archive database… 34 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
The still is available to download from MARS at high or medium resolution. 35 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
And stored and pulled from the DAM system, without users realizing there is an integration. 36 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
But what do we do with the file-based video… 37 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
What we are currently testing: Mapping from Database record To DAM 38 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Ingest tool: • Software called VITA. • It is able to ingest the production database data at the same time as the video ingest. • It asks your security credentials, keyframe interval, and the XSL stylesheet to query in order to do the ingest. 39 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
After ingest, users may stream the video, or download the proxy or essence : 40 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Create a mapping document between Filemaker and DAM Use mapping to generate an xml stylesheet Video is ingested simultaneously with the metadata from Filemaker using the xml stylesheet Technical metadata is ingested simultaneously with the video and production data using the xml generated by the source digital files. It’s challenging: 41 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Different formats being created all the time. Different cameras generate different folder structures Files for actual media are nested several folders down. It’s challenging: 42 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
It’s challenging: Sony EX structure 43 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
It’s challenging: Panasonic P2 structure 44 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
It’s challenging: Media Database - CatDV 45 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Takeaways FileMaker Tools help track material Standard metadata is the key to success Must remain nimble with ever changing media Must keep exploring easier integration of systems 46 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop
Discussion • What have been your experiences? • Questions? Alison Bassett WGBH 617-300-3836 alison_bassett@wgbh.org QG@pbs.org pbsconnect.org/qualitygroup 47 WGBH Public Television Quality Workshop