Innovative Experiments in Video

We all have a proof of concept (POC) a little app put together to drive a better experienc, test a theory or just because it's a cool idea. POC's are an effective way of getting your ideas out of the "too hard basket" to a support project across your team.

This month we ask our members to show us your POC! Something put together over days or months as an experiment, please get in touch if you wish to share something you have been working on.

Tonight's line up of speakers includes:
Alastair Cousins - Media Solutions Architect - Amazon Web Services AWS
https://www.linkedin.com/in/alastair-cousins-a086122a/

Jessica Claire - Creative Developer - Canva
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicace/
"Exploring video manipulation in web browser"

Phil Harrison - Digital Solutions Architect - Amazon Web Services AWS
https://www.linkedin.com/in/phil-harrison-a732935b/
"ReLinear- VOD to live streaming"

Nathan Musson - CMO - Emmet.ai
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanmusson/
Working with AI and Lego to create Emmet.ai app

Toni Knowlson - Digital Innovation Lead - Amazon Web Services AWS
The "Working Backwards Process"

Food and drink at this event will be sponsored by Amazon Web Services AWS

After event social drinks will be sponsored by Fastly
https://fastly.com
(Location to be announced during the event)

Back at our regular venue thanks to our hosts http://thestudio.org.au (media technologies incubator)

Sydney Video Technology is a volunteer group, tonight's hosts will be:
Amy Prosser, Senior Engagement Director at Brightcove https://linkedin.com/in/prosseramy/
Jeremy Brown, Video & Advertising Architect at Seven West Media https://linkedin.com/in/jeremybrownau/
Damian McNamara, Head of Digital Video Infrastructure & Operations at Seven West Media https://linkedin.com/in/damian-mcnamara-7771958/

syd[video] changed in 2019:

• Monthly event
• Regular venue
• Fewer talks, earlier finish (8pm)
• Social drinks and a chat after