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Speakers
Darcy Antonellis, President, Warner Bros. Technical Operations
Mitch Singer, chief technology officer for Sony Pictures Entertainment.
Michael Frey, President, Sony DADC Americas
Amy Heller, President, Media Control GfK
Scott Dougall, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Electronic Distribution Services, Technicolor
Josh Kline, President & CEO, Secure Path
Theodore Garcia, M&E Lead, Capgemini
Anthony Bay, Co-founder and Executive Chairman, MOD Systems
Dave Rubenstein , President and Chief Executive Officer, Cinram
James Semenak, Media Entertainment Industry Consultant, Teradata Corporation
Mark Gallardo, Principle Consultant, Director Retail Intelligence, Teradata Corporation
Paul Greenberg is Macrovision's executive vice president, Online
Mark Vrieling, CEO, ScreenPlay, Inc.
Bob Pfannkuch, President, Telefuture Partners
Ray Young, Chairman, Web Concepts
Kyle Beierschmitt, Vice President, Client Services, Mosaic
Ewout Schneider, Senior Vice President, North America Operations, Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment
Allan Eriksen, Director of Sales Merchandising, Warner Home Video
Joel Goldman, Vice President – Sales, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Tony Knight, Senior Product Manager, Macrovision Solutions Corporation
Micky Mantle, Senior VP of Development, Gracenote
Conference Chairman
Devendra Mishra
Conference Chairman
Advisory Board
Akin Ceylan, Executive Vice President, Supply Chain and Operations, Lionsgate Entertainment
Aodan Coburn, Executive Vice President, Worldwide Operations, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Rick Eiberg, Executive Vice President, Operations & Chief Technology Officer, Image Entertainment, Inc.
Tom Emrey, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Universal Studios Home Entertainment
Tony Korkunis, Senior Vice President, Retail Development, 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
John P. Quinn, Executive Vice President, Worldwide Supply Chain Management, Warner Home Video
Bill Segil, Senior Vice President, Worldwide Operations, Buena Vista Worldwide Home Entertainment
Americo Silva, Senior Vice President, Worldwide Operation, Paramount Home Entertainment
Amy Jo Smith, Executive Director, DEG: The Digital Entertainment Group
ESCA | May 23, 2008, 14:53
Mark Vrieling is the
founder, President and CEO of ScreenPlay, Inc. Since 1989 ScreenPlay has
provided in-store video programming, video production, and asset delivery
services to national retailers such as Blockbuster Video, Best Buy, Disney
Stores and Red Box, plus thousands of independent video, music, and game
stores.
In 1999 ScreenPlay built the first content management system specifically designed to allow studios and web publishers to manage, track, and report on streaming and downloaded content. Now as one of the entertainment industry’s premier motion media management companies, ScreenPlay’s integrated video workflow system performs analog to digital encoding, D to D transcoding, automated conversion from mezzanine to delivery formats, streaming, down loading, metadata translation and content management & reporting. ScreenPlay provides over 25 million video streams every month. Clients include multiple major movie studios, as well some of the most recognizable names in on line media including Amazon.com, IMDB.com, MTV, The New York Times, and The LA Times and the Tribune network to name a few.
Vrieling has been active and influential in the entertainment industry for over 25 years. As a retailer, producer and pioneer of streaming video and hard-drive video playback, he served seven years on the board of directors for the VSDA (now the Entertainment Merchants Association), including two years as its chairman. He is currently chairman of the EMA’s Digital Council on Metadata Standardization.
In 2004, the EMA awarded Vrieling’s Rain City Video chain “Retailer of the Year.” Rain City still ranks nationally in the top 1% of video stores for revenue per square foot, and was voted by Seattle Weekly as one of the city’s best for the past five years.
Vrieling received degrees in business and engineering from Evergreen University.
In 1999 ScreenPlay built the first content management system specifically designed to allow studios and web publishers to manage, track, and report on streaming and downloaded content. Now as one of the entertainment industry’s premier motion media management companies, ScreenPlay’s integrated video workflow system performs analog to digital encoding, D to D transcoding, automated conversion from mezzanine to delivery formats, streaming, down loading, metadata translation and content management & reporting. ScreenPlay provides over 25 million video streams every month. Clients include multiple major movie studios, as well some of the most recognizable names in on line media including Amazon.com, IMDB.com, MTV, The New York Times, and The LA Times and the Tribune network to name a few.
Vrieling has been active and influential in the entertainment industry for over 25 years. As a retailer, producer and pioneer of streaming video and hard-drive video playback, he served seven years on the board of directors for the VSDA (now the Entertainment Merchants Association), including two years as its chairman. He is currently chairman of the EMA’s Digital Council on Metadata Standardization.
In 2004, the EMA awarded Vrieling’s Rain City Video chain “Retailer of the Year.” Rain City still ranks nationally in the top 1% of video stores for revenue per square foot, and was voted by Seattle Weekly as one of the city’s best for the past five years.
Vrieling received degrees in business and engineering from Evergreen University.
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