AWS for Media & Entertainment
IBC SHOW 2024
Demo Showcase

Data Science & Analytics

Data Science & Analytics - Video Semantic Search

Media companies, content creators, and video archivists often possess terabytes or even petabytes of video footage that spans decades. This large volume of material makes it difficult to sort and find content. The Video Semantic Search demonstration leverages Amazon Bedrock to enable quick and efficient searching for specific scenes, actions, concepts, people, or objects within large volumes of video data using natural language queries. By harnessing the power of semantic understanding and multimodal analysis, users can formulate intuitive queries and receive relevant results, significantly enhancing the discoverability and usability of extensive video libraries. This in turn enables rapid footage retrieval, and unlocks new creative possibilities.

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Data Science & Analytics - Video Semantic Search
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