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Customer Testimonial:

David Logan
Post Production/Digital Assets Manager
DDB/Chicago

 

The Storm Before a Meta Media Calm

 

They say, "When it rains, it pours." Such was the case with escalating client demand for post services in COM3, the in-house production/post facility at advertising giant DDB/Chicago. COM3 was in scramble mode to beef up its editorial output along with the accompanying digital assets management and recognized that the expertise and experience of Meta Media™ Creative Technologies was a critical component to success.

 

Meta Media delivered in the areas of technical recommendations, system configuration, workflow establishment and the all-important performance monitoring and follow-up. Their initial consultation and implementation of Final Cut Server and Xsan 2 conformed to the specific needs of COM3 and was delivered in a cost-effective and timely fashion. Additionally, Meta Media's commitment to follow through and hardware/software updates along with fast response to the occasional emergency call is of the highest order. For all things Apple as it relates to post-production, including creative DAM initiatives, look no further than the professionals at Meta Media.

 

Certified Xsan Technicians

Matt Geller
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Matt Geller, President, founded Meta Media™ Creative Technologies in February of 2003, after having worked extensively as a graphic designer, print production artist, video editor and DVD author.

 

Matt is the premier integration consultant for Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Server and Xsan solutions worldwide. He has taught master classes in system integration and maintenance at NBC Universal, WGBH and the BBC.

 

He has contributed to 8 books from Peachpit Press including: Advanced Editing and Finishing Techniques in Final Cut Pro 4, Xsan Quick-Reference Guide, Optimizing Your Final Cut Pro System and Getting Started with Final Cut Server. He is currently Tech Editing Final Cut Server 1.5.

 

Adam Burg

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Adam Burg is our Director of Midwest Operations. He is based in Chicago.

 

Adam holds a degree from Columbia College's School of Media Arts and has worked as a Business Representative at the North Michigan Avenue Apple Store. He is a professional soccer coach and loves all things soccer. Adam has actually cut film with a razorblade and loves to work in Final Cut Pro and DVD Studio Pro. He currently holds Qlogic Fibre Channel Specialist, Xsan for Pro Video, Apple Certified Systems Administrator, Apple Certified Media Administrator, Apple Certified Technical Coordinator, Apple Certified Support Professional, Final Cut Pro and DVD Studio Pro certifications.

 

Tom Kehn

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Tom Kehn is our Director of East Coast Operations. He is based in New York City.

 

Tom attended the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston where he studied video production, sound design, photography and performance art. Over the past 10 years, Tom has worked within the world of advertising, at facilities such as BBDO and TracyLocke. He has been involved in everything from motion graphics, animation and video editing, to designing and building editorial studios and asset management systems. Tom is also an experimental video and sound artist and has exhibited work in Boston, New York, Los Angeles and throughout the world. Tom currently holds Xsan for Pro Video, Apple Certified Technical Coordinator, Apple Certified Support Professional and Final Cut Pro End User certifications.

 

Masashi Tanimura

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Masashi Tanimura is our East Coast Regional Support Specialist. He is based in New York City.

 

Masashi has 11 years of experience working in the industries of film and video post production and broadcast television. At his former position at Kaga Electronics in Tokyo, Masashi developed groundbreaking Xsan-based workflows for major broadcasters in Japan, including NHK, Tokyo Broadcasting System, and Fuji Television, as well as the Korea Broadcasting System and KTV in Korea. He has been a pioneering architect in production workflow systems for large sporting events, beginning with the Torino Olympics in 2006, designing a system for the NHK that has been replicated at every subsequent event by them and copied by many other integration firms since. He enjoys fresh New York bagels and jazz.