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Brian Quandt (AutoDCP), Nick Wortley (Bixly) and Shaun Novak (Machinima) #SMPTE2017 @smpteconnect

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<p>Brian Quandt of AutoDCP, Nick Wortley of Bixly and Shaun Novak of Machinima talk about the new technology their companies</p>

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Brian Quandt of AutoDCP, Nick Wortley of Bixly and Shaun Novak of Machinima talk about the new technology their companies brought to SMPTE 2017.

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