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Broadcast Pro
17-07-2025
- Business
- Broadcast Pro
Projective to unveil media intelligence tools to streamline post-production at IBC
Projective invites the post-production community to participate in an exclusive webinar on July 22, 2025, ahead of IBC2025. Projective, a global software provider specialising in post-production workflow solutions for broadcasters, creative agencies and production houses, has announced its participation at IBC 2025, where it will unveil Strawberry 7, a major upgrade to its creative project management platform. Strawberry 7 introduces a completely redesigned, user-friendly interface aimed at simplifying and accelerating post-production workflows. The new release integrates advanced media intelligence tools, including AI-powered search capabilities and automated tagging, allowing creative teams to instantly locate clips, graphics or soundbites within large media libraries. Enhanced with speech-to-text transcription and video tagging features, Strawberry 7 significantly reduces time spent on asset management, boosting productivity and enabling faster delivery of high-quality content. Derek Barrilleaux, CEO of Projective, said: 'At Projective, we understand the growing complexity of today's post-production landscape. Creative teams around the world are being asked to do more with less—facing tighter deadlines, global collaboration hurdles, and a demand for ever-higher quality. At this year's IBC Show, we're not just showcasing new tools; we're presenting actionable solutions that empower teams to focus on creativity without being bogged down by operational inefficiencies. We couldn't be more excited to demonstrate how our innovations bring clarity, speed, and flexibility to the table.' Alongside Strawberry 7, Projective will showcase Strawberry Multisite, a solution designed to unify cloud-based and on-premises infrastructure, enabling seamless global collaboration. Teams working from different locations can access and manage shared projects as if they were co-located, enhancing efficiency and consistency across the production pipeline. The cloud-first Strawberry Skies platform further supports real-time, location-independent workflows, reinforcing Projective's commitment to flexible, connected production environments. 'We are excited to return to IBC and share our latest innovations with industry leaders and visionaries,' stated Barrilleaux. 'By introducing AI-powered features, a reimagined interface, and continued advancements in hybrid workflows through Strawberry Multisite and Skies, we are equipping content creators with adaptable and efficient tools to thrive in an increasingly dynamic environment.' The company's innovations are aimed at redefining the limits of post-production, combining intuitive design with cutting-edge AI capabilities to eliminate workflow bottlenecks and improve storytelling efficiency. Projective will also host a special webinar on July 22, 2025, titled Simplify Your Post-Production Workflow in Just 4 Days. The session will offer practical guidance on how to optimise operations using the Strawberry platform. As Projective returns to IBC, it brings with it a renewed focus on empowering creative professionals with tools that are both powerful and adaptable to the evolving demands of modern media production. Visitors can schedule meetings in advance or explore live demonstrations of Projective's full suite of solutions during the event. Stand 1.A04
Yahoo
26-05-2025
- Yahoo
Man arrested for allegedly trying to meet a teenager; running through yards screaming
HANNA CITY, Ill. (WMBD) — A man was arrested after running through yards yelling someone was trying to kill him, after allegedly trying to go camping with a 15-year-old boy. The Peoria County Sheriff's Office was called at 6 p.m., May 24, to the area of Lakeshore Drive in Hanna City on reports of the man yelling while running through yards, said Sheriff Chris Watkins. When deputies arrived, they found a backpack with an Oklahoma ID belonging to Rusty Barrilleaux, 39, who had allegedly been the man running through yards earlier. Deputies then learned that Barrileaux had allegedly been talking in a 'sexual manner' to what he thought was the teenage boy on an online dating app and was allegedly meeting up with him to go camping, Watkins said. According to the sheriff, when Barrilleaux allegedly went to meet up with the boy, an adult confronted him, and he ran away. The next day, Sunday, May 25, deputies were called again to a wooded area near Murphy Road and Carol Court to reports of smoke coming from the woods, he said. Police dogs were brought to the area and, a short time later, tracked and found Barrilleaux. Deputies also found a campsite they believe he set up. At the campsite, Watkins says, they found a laptop with conversations between what appeared to be Barrilleaux's account and what he may have believed was a juvenile. Barrilleaux allegedly admitted to detectives he was attempting to meet the boy. He was arrested and booked in the Peoria County Jail on charges of indecent solicitation of a minor, grooming, and distribution of harmful material to a minor. As of Monday morning, he is still being held in jail, according to court documents. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
07-05-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Five Acadiana hospitals achieve ‘birth-ready' status for maternal care
LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY)– Five hospitals in Acadiana along with 30 others in the state were recognized as 'birth-ready' by the Louisiana Department of Health. The Louisiana Birth Ready Designation is given to hospitals improving birth outcomes for women and reducing maternal mortality. Our Lady of Lourdes Women's and Children's Hospital, Iberia Medical Center, Ochsner American Legion Hospital, Ochsner Lafayette General Medical Center and Opelousas General Health System were named 'birth ready.' Brianne Barrilleaux, Our Lady of Lourdes Perinatal Educator, said they had to improve care for each phase of pregnancy to earn this designation. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now KLFY Daily Digest 'We are doing work around reducing our cesarean birth rate. That was a heavy one,' Barrilleaux said. 'We're also doing work around reducing maternal morbidity related to hypertensive disorders during pregnancy and also how timely and how appropriately are we treating those emergencies that occur. ' Those risks contributed to 82 pregnancy-related deaths in Louisiana in 2020, with the top causes being cardiomyopathy, accidental overdose, infection and cardiovascular conditions. The statewide preterm birth grade is an F, with poor outcomes attributed to socioeconomic determinants and patients' physical health. 'I want moms to know that they are in safe hands when they come to deliver at our facility, that our nurses are prepared to take care of them using the safest and most up to date care possible,' Barrilleaux said. 'I want them to know that our hospital is committed to providing the safest care for them and their baby.' The criteria to receive the Louisiana Birth Ready Designation is focused on collaborative learning, health disparity and patient partnerships, policies and procedures, structures and education and outcomes and process measures. Latest news Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to
