Research on visual effects production databa

New from http://www.symphonicenergy.com/DAM [update]
Media Management
Deep-Freeze
Sequoya Workflow
NexPosure

Good research – http://blog.janheinze.de/index.php?id=43

• Showrunner
• shotrunner.com
• Missing Link
• Mathilda

But I can add more systems for VFX project management / Asset managemt:

• Alienbrain
• The TACTIC
• GDI|Explorer
• Project Overlord
• Invisually
• 5thkind (old name Otc-productions)
• Bo-Le-Ro
• Helga – Open Source
• Temerity Pipeline
• vfxnexus
• Cerebro 🙂

From http://motion6.com/blog/2008/04/29/vfx_project_tools

• Compbase appears to be a database to track shots and assets. There is no real information on the site, only a PNG showing some of the forms.
• Shotgun is a system installed at a few big studios.
• Flowsmith is installed in at least one facility in San Francisco I know of. Sadly, their site has no information on it.

Digital Content Management systems These facilitate content management within a facility. They do a good job of cataloging assets, letting you search and preview assets, versioning files, and tracking metadata.

• Final Cut Server

Workflow Management Tools These tools help organize the workflow, tracking the dependencies between source materials and work products, allowing versioning, and tracking approvals.

• GridIron Flow
• Mogul from Imagineer Systems (mocha, motor, etc.)

Softwares for Media & Entertainment Summary

We can divide the project management industry (for entertainment) in 4 main sectors: 1- Assets management Definition: Assets management is a tool to help studios manage their content, files & physical assets. 2- Project management: Definition: Project management mainly looks over time schedules & time tracking. 3- Client management: Definition: Client management looks over client demands and changes. 4- Social Networking: Definition: Create networks and publish artists and company work & reels.

http://talkmgt.com/blog/2009/05/05/softwares-for-media-entertainment/
May be you know more ?

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