Bandito Brothers studio in LA has purchased Avid’s new ISIS | 1000
shared storage, scaled for smaller teams and supporting efficient
project sharing across diverse tools and staff.
Bandito Brothers Collaborate Across Projects on Avid ISIS | 1000 |
Bandito Brothersaudio-visual content studio in Los Angeles has invested in Avid’s newAvid ISIS | 1000shared storage system and incorporated it into various post workflows to support collaboration. Based on theAvid MediaCentral Platform, the system enables the company’s teams to work together efficiently, while using whichever editing application they prefer. |
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Bandito Brothers creates, produces, manages and distributes audiovisual content for clients, which may include film studios like Universal and Warner Bros, and brands such as Electronic Arts and BMW. Because they work primarily on feature films and commercials, the company must regularly work with disparate formats and large file sizes, including 4K and 6K raw files. Their creative teams useAvid Media ComposerandAdobe Premiere Profor editing, withPro Toolsdigital audio software. |
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“For example, the fact that it is software agnostic means everyone can use the right tools for the job more easily without running several different servers for different projects and workflows. We use Media Composer, which clients recognize as an industry standard package, mainly for its sophisticated collaborative editing capabilities, but for smaller projects where functions like bin locking and collaboration are less essential, we like to use Premiere Pro.” |
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Bandito Brothers’ ISIS | 1000 system is accessible from three separate buildings at its Los Angeles campus - for music, post production and finishing. Editors can access plates in progress at its on-sitevisual effectscompany,Cantina Creative, or copy over anAAForOMF filefor the sound team to open in Pro Tools in their shared workspace. Having these options add an extra layer of efficiency. www.avid.com |