How the media & entertainment industry is navigating the aftermath of 2020

In 2020, the media and entertainment industry faced numerous challenges such as limited feature releases and cancelled events but continued to innovate with new streaming services like HBOmax and unique experiences like Travis Scott's virtual concert in Fortnite. Historically known for its use of cutting-edge technology, the industry has consistently pushed boundaries, from Disney’s multi-plane camera in 1937 to the advanced special effects in The Mandalorian. The industry is expected to evolve further through technology, influencing both content production and distribution. Box is hosting a series of discussions with industry leaders, including Steve Cronan of 5th Kind and Sripal Mehta of Dolby.io, to explore the future of media and entertainment. These conversations cover topics such as the impact of remote work, the adoption of cloud-first strategies, and optimizing content pipelines to reduce fragmentation.

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