Key Code Media

Next Week | Broadcast2Post Live Episode 🐸
How Enterprise Teams Are Building Scalable Video Studios

Attend live or watch later:
https://www.keycodemedia.com/how-enterprise-teams-are-building-scalable-video-studios/

As organizations produce more video content in-house, many teams are evaluating whether their current production environments can keep pace with growing demands.

Join Michael Kammes and Paul Moore, Senior Studio & Operations Manager at Amazon / AWS, as they discuss how enterprise organizations are designing scalable production spaces that support executive communications, training, marketing content, and more.

📅 Tuesday, June 30
⏰ 10:00 AM PT / 1:00 PM ET

🎬 Last chance to register. The Future of Production Summit in Denver takes place tomorrow.

Join us for an evening of industry insights, technology exploration, and networking with production professionals from across the region.

👉 Register here:
https://na2.hubs.ly/H06gwXz0

What you'll get:
• A panel discussion on the future of live and post production with Michael Kammes, Shawna Schultz of Mass FX Media, and Ian McRae of City of Aurora
• Hands-on access to cameras, switchers, live graphics, AR/XR, video walls, and more
• Networking with professionals across broadcast, live events, education, and government

Technology partners include: Canon USA, Blackmagic Design, Studio Network Solutions (SNS), QuickLink, Telestream, LLC, Vizrt, and JB&A.

Special thanks to our sponsors: Colorado Film and Video Association (CFVA), Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers - SMPTE, and Colorado Broadcasters Association.

See you in Denver.

📍 The ACM Annual Conference in Madison, Wisconsin kicks off tomorrow.

If you're attending, stop by Booth #6 to connect with Key Code Media and our technology partner Vizrt. We'd love to hear about the projects you're working on, discuss upcoming initiatives, and explore ways we can help support your media and production goals.

Be sure to catch Key Code Media's own Kevin Bruce as part of the conference program, where he'll join fellow industry professionals for Planning Your Professional Podcast.

👉 Learn more:
https://na2.hubs.ly/H06dS6d0

Hope to see you there.

Today, we recognize Juneteenth, commemorating the end of slavery in the United States and celebrating freedom, resilience, and progress.

We join in reflecting on the significance of this day and its enduring place in our nation's history.

A few fun moments from InfoComm 2026. 🔈 There’s always plenty of technology to see, but some of the best parts of the week are the conversations that happen in between.

It’s been great seeing the Key Code Media team reconnect with longtime partners, catch up with customers, and spend time with friends across the industry, including many of the people we work with throughout the year.

Shout out to our amazing team at the show this year.
Adam Hatch, Akmal Bastourous, Andrew Holinsky, Andrew Vargas, Heather Williams, James Cavanagh, James Lewis, Joel Corona, Keith Sawka , Marco Duval, Michael Kalmanson, Mike Cavanagh, Brian Boring, Shelby Prendergast, Sydney Ralston, Tom Arenz

🎬 The Future of Production Summit in Denver is just one week away.

Don’t miss our featured panel discussion moderated by Michael Kammes and joined by Shawna Schultz of Mass FX Media, and Ian McRae from the City of Aurora as they discuss the future of live and post production.

👉 Register here:
https://na2.hubs.ly/H06blbW0

We're excited to partner with Colorado Film and Video Association (CFVA), SMPTE Rocky Mountain Section, and Colorado Broadcasters Association to bring this event to the Denver production community, alongside technology partners including Canon USA, Blackmagic Design, Studio Network Solutions (SNS), QuickLink, Telestream, LLC, Vizrt, and JB&A.

Did you know Key Code Media is a leader in helping leading YouTubers and Content Creators take their production to new heights?

Key Code Media helps creators tackle solutions ranging from creator and podcast studios to media storage, asset management, and scalable production workflows.

As content libraries grow, teams expand, and production schedules become more demanding, creators often face new challenges around collaboration, media management, and workflow efficiency.

You can explore these solutions here:
https://na2.hubs.ly/H06970j0

Enterprise video teams are being asked to do more than host webinars. They are producing executive communications, training content, marketing videos, live streams, and internal broadcasts that need to look and feel professional.

Join us for a live Broadcast2Post episode focused on helping your team solve real-world corporate production challenges. We’ll explore how Top 500 corporate video departments are transforming basic production spaces into professional, scalable content creation environments for training, corporate communications, creative marketing, and more.

Attend live or watch later:
https://na2.hubs.ly/H067Zf80

📅 Tuesday, June 30
⏰ 10:00 AM PT / 1:00 PM ET

Broadcast2Post | Is Cloud Cost Effective for Media Production in 2026?

🎙️ Now available:
https://na2.hubs.ly/H0658cD0

Cloud has been one of the biggest promises in post production for years. It offers flexibility, scalability, and the ability to support teams across multiple locations.

But as more productions move from testing to real world use, a bigger question is coming into focus: does using cloud for media production actually save money?

In this episode of the Broadcast2Post Podcast, host Michael Kammes speaks with Suzanne Greenfield, former Head of Post Production for Amazon Prime Video and MGM Studios, about what cloud workflows really cost and where they make the most sense.

Moving 12TB of footage from production to post is no small task.

Now available on Instagram, Michael Kammes joined Martin Christien and the Iodyne team for a hands-on workflow walkthrough exploring how teams can move large media datasets quickly and securely while keeping editorial workflows on track.

Watch the vertical short now:
https://na2.hubs.ly/H064jb50

When every hour counts, getting footage from the field into the hands of editors quickly can make all the difference.