Projective brings structure to post-production workflows. Its flagship product, Strawberry, is in use throughout the media and entertainment industry. From single post-production agencies through to major broadcast companies and advertising agencies with global working practices, it gives creative users an optimal working environment, while allowing the IT team to manage the storage infrastructure demands for media workflows with extreme effectiveness.
Projective solves the pain of continual managing the overload of shared storage, prevents orphaned or offline media files, removes duplication of files, enables both rushes ingest and project archiving, allow easy re-utilization of clips, and brings together collaborative features across different sites including “Review and Approval” functionality and virtual shared project environments.
Projective with its Strawberry On-Site, Muti-Site, and Skies platform brings project structure to media workflows across a hierarchy of distributed storage devices, while allowing the editors, and other creative users including freelancers, secure ease of access to projects and files. It includes deep integrations for NLE’s, coupled with an enterprise-wide search and view solution, embedded within the user NLE working environment.
STRAWBERRY PRODUCT FAMILY
On-Site
A single on-premise system allowing the creative and production team in a facility to utilize Strawberry functionality. It allows editors and creatives to work more efficiently in a single project environment that could span across different tiers of storage including cloud and archive platforms.
Multi-Site
A system that spans multiple premises and gives a single unified production environment across all sites. It gives all the workflow management of Strawberry and enables collaboration of single projects across a distributed global workforce and infrastructure.
Skies
A solution that brings together both cloud and on-prem infrastructure as a hybrid offering. It allows remote users to interact with On-Site/Multi-Site enabling external working, remote editing workflows, and “review and approve” features across a range of internal and external stakeholders.
