Wednesday June 24th, 9:00 AM PT
Thursday June 18th, 8:00 AM PST
The Archive Opportunity: A Funded Path to AI-Indexed, Licensable Content
The Archive Opportunity: A Funded Path to AI-Indexed, Licensable Content
The Archive Opportunity: A Funded Path to AI-Indexed, Licensable Content
A panel conversation with TwelveLabs, AWS, Iconik, and Cloudfirst. This session is designed for media technology and strategy leaders evaluating modernization investments. No prior technical knowledge required.
Petabytes of irreplaceable video footage currently sit in on-premises vaults and off-cloud storage: inaccessible, unsearchable, and effectively invisible. Demand for licensable, AI-ready video content has never been higher, but media companies often can't answer basic questions about what's in their archive. Meanwhile, the organizations who can move fast are locking up the licensing relationships.
The window is open now. But it won't stay that way forever.
In this panel conversation, leaders from TwelveLabs, AWS, Iconik, and Cloudfirst will break down a new jointly funded program to migrate petabyte-scale archives to AWS, index them with AI-powered video intelligence, and turn decades of footage into searchable, monetizable assets at a fraction of the traditional cost.
Learn directly from the teams delivering this end-to-end solution about how the migration actually works, what the economics look like, where media asset management fits into a modern archive infrastructure, and how AI-native metadata transforms the value of your archive.
What you'll walk away with:
A clear picture of the joint Archive Migration Program, including funding incentives
A realistic view of the technical pipeline, from secure transfer to AI indexing to searchable, licensable content
Firsthand perspective from practitioners on what works, what to watch out for, and how to get started
A framework for calculating the revenue opportunity sitting in your existing archive
A panel conversation with TwelveLabs, AWS, Iconik, and Cloudfirst. This session is designed for media technology and strategy leaders evaluating modernization investments. No prior technical knowledge required.
Petabytes of irreplaceable video footage currently sit in on-premises vaults and off-cloud storage: inaccessible, unsearchable, and effectively invisible. Demand for licensable, AI-ready video content has never been higher, but media companies often can't answer basic questions about what's in their archive. Meanwhile, the organizations who can move fast are locking up the licensing relationships.
The window is open now. But it won't stay that way forever.
In this panel conversation, leaders from TwelveLabs, AWS, Iconik, and Cloudfirst will break down a new jointly funded program to migrate petabyte-scale archives to AWS, index them with AI-powered video intelligence, and turn decades of footage into searchable, monetizable assets at a fraction of the traditional cost.
Learn directly from the teams delivering this end-to-end solution about how the migration actually works, what the economics look like, where media asset management fits into a modern archive infrastructure, and how AI-native metadata transforms the value of your archive.
What you'll walk away with:
A clear picture of the joint Archive Migration Program, including funding incentives
A realistic view of the technical pipeline, from secure transfer to AI indexing to searchable, licensable content
Firsthand perspective from practitioners on what works, what to watch out for, and how to get started
A framework for calculating the revenue opportunity sitting in your existing archive
A panel conversation with TwelveLabs, AWS, Iconik, and Cloudfirst. This session is designed for media technology and strategy leaders evaluating modernization investments. No prior technical knowledge required.
Petabytes of irreplaceable video footage currently sit in on-premises vaults and off-cloud storage: inaccessible, unsearchable, and effectively invisible. Demand for licensable, AI-ready video content has never been higher, but media companies often can't answer basic questions about what's in their archive. Meanwhile, the organizations who can move fast are locking up the licensing relationships.
The window is open now. But it won't stay that way forever.
In this panel conversation, leaders from TwelveLabs, AWS, Iconik, and Cloudfirst will break down a new jointly funded program to migrate petabyte-scale archives to AWS, index them with AI-powered video intelligence, and turn decades of footage into searchable, monetizable assets at a fraction of the traditional cost.
Learn directly from the teams delivering this end-to-end solution about how the migration actually works, what the economics look like, where media asset management fits into a modern archive infrastructure, and how AI-native metadata transforms the value of your archive.
What you'll walk away with:
A clear picture of the joint Archive Migration Program, including funding incentives
A realistic view of the technical pipeline, from secure transfer to AI indexing to searchable, licensable content
Firsthand perspective from practitioners on what works, what to watch out for, and how to get started
A framework for calculating the revenue opportunity sitting in your existing archive
Featured speakers
Featured speakers

Chad Rounsavall
M&E Lead at TwelveLabs
Chad Rounsavall is Global Sales Leader for Media & Entertainment at TwelveLabs, a video-understanding AI company commercializing multimodal GenAI for studios, sports, broadcasters, and brand content teams. With 25+ years at the intersection of creative technology and enterprise sales, Chad has spent his career turning emerging media tech into commercial reality.

Chad Rounsavall
M&E Lead at TwelveLabs
Chad Rounsavall is Global Sales Leader for Media & Entertainment at TwelveLabs, a video-understanding AI company commercializing multimodal GenAI for studios, sports, broadcasters, and brand content teams. With 25+ years at the intersection of creative technology and enterprise sales, Chad has spent his career turning emerging media tech into commercial reality.

Carin Forman
Partner Lead, Media & Entertainment at Amazon Web Services
Carin Forman, global partner lead for Media, Entertainment, Games & Sports at Amazon Web Services, drives strategic partnerships in media supply chain and Generative AI. With 25+ years in broadcast and studio operations, she offers deep expertise in digital transformation and content management. Since joining AWS in 2021, Carin focuses on partner development in Media Supply Chain and GenAI. Her expertise includes Digital Asset Management, Cloud Migration, Metadata, Content Distribution, and Partner Development.

Carin Forman
Partner Lead, Media & Entertainment at Amazon Web Services
Carin Forman, global partner lead for Media, Entertainment, Games & Sports at Amazon Web Services, drives strategic partnerships in media supply chain and Generative AI. With 25+ years in broadcast and studio operations, she offers deep expertise in digital transformation and content management. Since joining AWS in 2021, Carin focuses on partner development in Media Supply Chain and GenAI. Her expertise includes Digital Asset Management, Cloud Migration, Metadata, Content Distribution, and Partner Development.

Josh Normand
Chief Revenue Officer at Backlight
Josh Normand is a SaaS sales and executive leader with more than 25 years of experience driving growth at high-performing technology companies focused on digital sales, large deal pursuit, and value-based selling to line-of-business executives. He is known for combining strategic vision with strong operational execution, with expertise spanning complex solution selling, contract negotiation, SaaS, leadership development, scaling global teams, video, and social media technologies.

Josh Normand
Chief Revenue Officer at Backlight
Josh Normand is a SaaS sales and executive leader with more than 25 years of experience driving growth at high-performing technology companies focused on digital sales, large deal pursuit, and value-based selling to line-of-business executives. He is known for combining strategic vision with strong operational execution, with expertise spanning complex solution selling, contract negotiation, SaaS, leadership development, scaling global teams, video, and social media technologies.

Brian Campanotti
Digital Transformation Visionary at Cloudfirst
Brian Campanotti is an innovator in large-scale unstructured data storage, archiving, and preservation. At Cloudfirst.io he helps global content owners and custodians in developing sustainable, vendor-neutral, and future-proof digital archive strategies and technologies. Brian and his team have won three Emmy® Awards for pivotal innovation in digital archive technologies, long-term digital preservation, and large-scale digital video deployments.

Brian Campanotti
Digital Transformation Visionary at Cloudfirst
Brian Campanotti is an innovator in large-scale unstructured data storage, archiving, and preservation. At Cloudfirst.io he helps global content owners and custodians in developing sustainable, vendor-neutral, and future-proof digital archive strategies and technologies. Brian and his team have won three Emmy® Awards for pivotal innovation in digital archive technologies, long-term digital preservation, and large-scale digital video deployments.
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© 2021
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2026
TwelveLabs, Inc. All Rights Reserved