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Each piece of
media can have an unlimited number of programmes identified by timecodes
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Automatically
assigns numbers to media
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Stores
programme information including Production House, Client, Agency,
Director, Editor, Operator etc
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Tracks
loans and dispatches - who the media is loaned to and when due back
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Stores
information such as the edit consoles used in the production of the
media |
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Each
media can have associated topic keywords, e.g. War, Crowd Scenes,
Traffic Scenes |
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Produces
spine and front labels for a wide variety of media formats |
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Free-text
search on the programme information and topic keywords information
for each piece of media - e.g. search for all War stock footage on
a broadcast quality format |
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Ability
to limit search based on Director, Producer, Agency, Client etc |
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Track and manage each job |
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Each
job can have an unlimited number of actions - record billing information
beside each action |
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Track
the consoles and equipment used for each job to see usage history
Bookings/Resource Management |
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The
graphical calendar lets you see when resources will be in use |
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Bookings
let you book your Resources (e.g. Studios, Consoles, Editors) for
Jobs at a future date |
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Define
each type of media you use, e.g. D3, BetaCam, DAT, and record your
stock deliveries. When jobs are entered the stock balance of each
piece of media is automatically adjusted. |
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