Companies in Streaming Platforms focused on Video Production & Post.
32 companies
Netherlands
Aspectra B.V. is an international distributor of professional camera and production accessories for the film, broadcast, and media industries. The company differentiates itself through exclusive distribution partnerships with leading manufacturers such as TVLogic, camRade, Camgear, DwarfConnection, Hedbox, Zacuto, and Accsoon, offering a comprehensive portfolio of high-end monitors, bags, tripods, wireless video devices, batteries, and optical viewfinders. By combining these premium brands with in-house developed products, Aspectra provides resellers, rental houses, and end users with reliable, technically advanced solutions for demanding production environments. Its focus on long-term partnerships and technical expertise positions it as a trusted total solution partner in the professional videography market.
United States
Bitcentral provides integrated media software solutions that streamline production, playout, and streaming workflows for broadcasters and publishers. Its Core News™ platform offers unparalleled reliability for content production, while Central Control automates playout and ViewNexa™ unifies video management, streaming, and distribution. Used by over a thousand media organizations, the company recently secured growth capital investment and appointed new leadership to drive innovation in content monetization and multi-platform delivery.
United States
Deluxe Media Inc. is a global multidisciplinary service provider for the media and entertainment industry, offering end-to-end services from content creation to distribution. The company differentiates itself through its Deluxe One technology platform, which integrates localization, mastering, and distribution capabilities at scale. Deluxe has been recognized with 10 Academy Awards for scientific and technical achievements, underscoring its innovation in film and digital media. Owned by Platinum Equity, the company serves major content creators, broadcasters, and streaming platforms across 80 countries.
Norway
Fonn Group is an investment company that manages a portfolio of companies delivering production and journalistic tools for the media and entertainment industry. The group provides shared corporate and administrative functions, enabling its subsidiaries to focus on innovation. Its key companies include Mediability, a leading broadcast systems integrator in Scandinavia, and software firms Mimir (cloud-native video production) and Saga (cloud-based newsroom and storytelling). Majority-owned by the family-owned Norwegian investment company Rieber & Søn, Fonn Group has a global presence with offices in Bergen, New York, Singapore, and Munich.
United States
Frame.io is a cloud-based video review and collaboration platform that centralizes media assets and creative feedback, enabling remote teams to work together in real-time. It differentiates through its seamless integration with Adobe Creative Cloud and its advanced version control and annotation tools, which streamline the post-production workflow. The company is trusted by over a million media professionals at leading enterprises including Netflix, NASA, and Buzzfeed. With its acquisition by Adobe in 2021, Frame.io gained the resources to further expand its platform's capabilities and reach.
France
Globecast is a global provider of media processing and transmission services for television broadcasters and content owners. The company specializes in live event contribution, channel playout, distribution, and OTT video solutions, serving the top 100 broadcasters worldwide. As a subsidiary of Orange S.A., Globecast operates with 6 media service centers and 8 offices globally, offering managed services with stringent SLAs. Their expertise in integrating traditional broadcast with cloud-based workflows differentiates them in the market.
United Kingdom
Grabyo provides a cloud-native live video production platform that enables broadcasters, sports organizations, and media brands to produce, distribute, and monetize live video across multiple platforms. Its AI-powered workflows automate live clipping, social publishing, and FAST distribution, differentiating it from traditional broadcast infrastructure. Built entirely on AWS, the platform allows teams to scale global operations without hardware constraints, supporting real-time vertical content creation and multi-platform delivery. Grabyo's client base includes major sports rights holders like La Liga, NHL, and Wimbledon, underscoring its credibility in high-stakes live event production.
United States
latakoo is a cloud-based video workflow platform that specializes in the fastest, most secure transfer of large video files, even over low-bandwidth connections. Its patented technology combines intelligent compression, automatic transcription, captioning, and translation into a single, collaborative platform. Trusted by the world’s largest broadcasters, news organizations, and government agencies, latakoo differentiates itself through speed, security, and automation designed specifically for high-pressure professional environments. The company holds multiple patents for its transfer technology, underscoring its technical leadership in the video workflow market.
United States
LucidLink provides a file streaming platform that allows creative teams to instantly access and collaborate on large files directly from the cloud, eliminating the need for downloads or syncing. Their technology is recognized with a Technology & Engineering Emmy Award and multiple NAB Product of the Year awards. With $114.6M in total funding, including a $75M Series C led by Brighton Park Capital, LucidLink serves major clients such as Warner Bros, Spotify, and Adobe, supporting over one billion files across 40 countries.
United States
Masstech provides hybrid cloud-based storage and asset lifecycle management solutions for the media and entertainment industry, differentiated by its intelligent workflow automation powered by AI and cognitive services. Its platform, trusted by over 400 broadcasters and content creators, enables efficient media supply chain management across multi-cloud environments. The company was acquired by Telestream in 2021, strengthening its market position and resources, and offers products such as FlashNet and MassStore for secure content storage and delivery.
Belgium
NetOn.Live is a Brussels-based mediatech company that developed LiveOS, an award-winning software platform for live media production. LiveOS virtualizes the TV control room and OB truck, running on standard IT servers and SMPTE 2110 video-over-IP networks, enabling local, remote, and decentralized production workflows. The platform supports multiple concurrent productions for news, sports, entertainment, and events, and is used daily by TV stations and production companies across Europe. NetOn.Live also offers LiveConnect, a dedicated network solution for uncompressed SMPTE 2110 transport, ensuring robust and efficient media transmission.
Sweden
nxtedition provides a frictionless storytelling experience for journalists and creatives through its single-window scripting and production platform, which streamlines the entire production process within one system. Unlike traditional broadcast systems that require multiple integrations, nxtedition resolves workflow bottlenecks and emphasizes storytelling over complex technology. The platform boasts a 94% productivity gain, 75% reduction in total cost of ownership, and 98% increase in user satisfaction, as reported by clients. It is used by notable broadcasters including K-Express and BBC.
United Kingdom
Object Matrix (now part of DataCore's Perifery) pioneered object storage for the media industry with its MatrixStore platform, enabling secure content governance and collaboration. It differentiates through its focus on media-specific workflows, providing on-premises and hybrid cloud storage solutions that streamline production and archive operations. The company's technology serves major broadcasters and media companies, with notable customers including BBC, NBC Universal, and Warner Bros. Discovery. Its acquisition by DataCore in 2023 expanded its reach under the Perifery brand, adding credibility and resources.
Belgium
On-Hertz provides audio-first production software designed for broadcast and media, enabling live broadcasting from any location. Its elastic and distributed solutions transform a standard browser into a powerful production platform, free from legacy hardware constraints. The company is recognized as an award-winning start-up and has secured seed funding from imec.istart, underscoring its credibility in the broadcast technology space.
United States
OpenDrives is a software-defined data services company that has evolved from a traditional storage provider to offer a unified hybrid platform for managing video and rich media workflows. Its Astraeus cloud-native platform, built on Kubernetes, orchestrates data across on-premises, cloud, and edge environments, breaking down silos and enabling AI and emerging workflows. The company’s recent funding round led by IAG Capital Partners and the appointment of CEO Trevor Morgan underscore its market momentum and commitment to innovation. Trusted by Fortune 500 enterprises and media leaders, OpenDrives differentiates itself through a focus on cost predictability, scalability, and interoperability across fragmented infrastructure.
United Kingdom
Pebble is a world leader in automation, integrated channel, and virtualized playout solutions for broadcasters, service providers, and content owners. Its scalable products manage complex playout environments with reliability and flexibility, supporting installations from single to over 150 channels. The company has commissioned systems in more than 70 countries, with over 1500 channels currently on air under its automation technology. Pebble focuses on helping customers transition from traditional broadcast infrastructure to flexible IP-based technologies, differentiating itself through agile innovation and deep industry expertise.
United States
Pixelogic Media provides next-generation distribution solutions for studios, broadcasters, and digital platforms, integrating creative development, localization, and technology support to streamline content delivery. The company differentiates itself through its comprehensive end-to-end services and proprietary Helix platform that leverages AI to optimize supply chains. Backed by Imagica Group since a 2020 acquisition, Pixelogic has expanded globally with offices across three continents and serves clients in 63 countries. Its track record of strategic acquisitions (e.g., Emerge Technology, Juice Media, MetaMedia) further strengthens its capabilities in the media and entertainment ecosystem.
United States
Pixitmedia by DataCore is a leading provider of intelligent content and metadata management solutions for the media and entertainment industry. It goes beyond storage to deliver a smarter ecosystem for media workflows, with end-to-end solutions that combine high-performance file, nearline, and archive platforms with metadata enrichment, indexing, and search. Enabled by data orchestration tools, its multi-tier technology simplifies content management and migration. In February 2025, DataCore acquired Pixitmedia to expand its Media and Entertainment division, integrating AI-driven analytics and workflow solutions.
Czech Republic
PROVYS Technologies delivers a comprehensive ecosystem for broadcasters, including the PROVYS Sphere broadcast management system, Stream Circle cloud-based playout automation, and Tweenly professional graphics editor. These solutions enable broadcasters to streamline scheduling, production, and monetization across linear and digital platforms. The company's focus on modern, secure, and efficient software helps media organizations optimize workflows and maintain high-quality viewer experiences.
Germany
Qvest is a global leader in media-focused digital transformation, offering consulting, technology implementation, and innovation services. The company differentiates itself by combining deep expertise in media, information, and communications technology to help clients transition to cloud, AI, and digitalization. Qvest serves a wide range of industries including media & entertainment, telecommunications, and automotive, with a global presence across Europe, the US, the Middle East, and Asia.
United States
Resilio is a high-performance data movement platform built on a proprietary software-only architecture. It enables enterprises to rapidly, reliably, and securely transfer file-based digital assets across any IP network, unifying data across locations, devices, and cloud providers. The company's technology is derived from BitTorrent Sync and is used in demanding industries such as gaming, energy, life sciences, media and entertainment, and financial services for remote operations, file synchronization, and data consolidation. In March 2026, Resilio was acquired by Nasuni Corporation, a leader in unstructured data management, to transform end-user file access and data orchestration for distributed enterprise teams.
United States
SDVI offers a cloud-native media supply chain optimization platform called Rally, which enables media companies to automate and dynamically orchestrate content ingest, processing, packaging, and distribution workflows. Unlike traditional fixed infrastructure approaches, Rally provides true business agility by intelligently provisioning applications and computing resources across public, private, and hybrid cloud environments on a per-job basis. The company is an Emmy® Award-winning technology provider, demonstrating industry recognition for its innovations in supply chain management for the media and entertainment sector. SDVI's platform stands out for delivering operational efficiency, cost tracking, and process intelligence through a software-defined, consumption-based model.
United States
Shoflo is an all-in-one platform built by producers for producers, specializing in live streaming, run-of-show creation, and teleprompting. It differentiates itself through real-time collaboration and auto-time calculations, serving professional sports teams, production companies, and corporate event planners. Acquired by LASSO in June 2025, the platform streamlines event production by replacing paper-based cue sheets with a digital, collaborative workflow.
United Kingdom
Sohonet designs, delivers, and manages foundational media infrastructure for post-production, VFX, studios, and productions worldwide. Its unified managed infrastructure suite, Media Fabric, integrates dedicated connectivity, cloud access, secure data movement, and asset management exclusively for media workflows. The company enables remote collaboration and streamlined production pipelines for film, television, advertising, and post-production, differentiating itself through a purpose-built, end-to-end managed service. With $8.1 million in total funding and a global office footprint, Sohonet provides a trusted platform for creative teams.
United States
StreamYard is a browser-based live streaming and recording studio that enables users to produce professional-quality broadcasts without downloading any software. Its key differentiators include the ability to simultaneously stream to multiple platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and LinkedIn Live, along with built-in guest interviewing and screen sharing. The platform also offers local recording for crystal-clear audio and video, and a webinar feature with registration handling and embeddable player. StreamYard was acquired by Bending Spoons in 2024, adding credibility and resources to its product development.
Spain
Tedial is a leading provider of a no-code media integration platform (iPaaS) that enables media companies to accelerate digital transformation and scale their media supply chain. Its unique no-code approach and hybrid cloud solutions allow customers to integrate applications, automate workflows, and enhance operational efficiency without extensive coding. With over 20 years of experience and a portfolio of more than 150 integrations, Tedial focuses on democratizing business improvement for media and entertainment organizations. The company's EVO MAM and smartWork platform offer capabilities such as live SDI/IP content capture, collaborative content management, and order management services.
United States
TMT Insights is a professional services and software development company that differentiates itself by specializing in digital media supply chain optimization for the media and entertainment industry. The company combines deep domain expertise with two proprietary software platforms, Focus and Polaris, designed to enhance the media lifecycle from sales and demand planning through content creation, management, and distribution. As a Great Place to Work®-certified organization, TMT Insights delivers end-to-end services including strategy, cloud transformation, and system integration to Fortune 500 clients, helping them bridge sales, operations, technology, and finance for greater transparency and collaboration.
United States
TransPerfect Media differentiates itself through a hybrid model that combines cutting-edge AI-driven technology with a global network of renowned studios, including Dolby Atmos-certified facilities. Its proprietary GlobalLink Media platform streamlines localization, dubbing, and post-production workflows in the cloud, enabling efficient scaling of video content for global audiences. The company holds prestigious industry credentials such as TPN Gold security status and is an Apple Preferred Plus Encoding House, Amazon Preferred Vendor, and participant in Netflix's NPFP program, underscoring its trustworthiness for top-tier content delivery.
United States
TVU Networks specializes in IP video solutions for live broadcast media, offering cloud and hybrid live video transmission, production, routing, and playout over IP, 5G, and AI. The company's award-winning TVU One uplink device, along with its proprietary IS+ technology, enables reliable live HD video streaming from any location. Its cloud-based remote production ecosystem provides end-to-end content management for news, sports, and live events, positioning TVU as a market leader in transforming traditional broadcast workflows to digital.
United States
Visual Data Media Services is a global provider of digital media supply chain solutions, enabling media and entertainment companies to localize, master, manage, and deliver content across any platform and screen. The company differentiates itself through its deep integration with major studios, holding designations such as Netflix Preferred Fulfillment Partner and Apple Preferred Plus Encoding House, and its ability to handle complex workflows including subtitling, dubbing, audio description, and quality control in over 40 languages. Backed by a growth investment from Endeavour Capital in 2020, Visual Data operates from 11 offices across four countries, offering a mix of hands-on service and scalable technology that supports both premium theatrical releases and multi-platform distribution.
Spain
VSN provides comprehensive software solutions for audiovisual content management, serving broadcasters, production companies, and OTT platforms worldwide. With over three decades of experience, the company offers a full suite of tools for media asset management, production planning, and multi-platform content delivery. Its solutions are available on cloud, on-premise, or hybrid environments, and can be deployed as SaaS, giving clients flexibility in their operations. Acquired by Valsoft in 2021, VSN now serves clients in more than 100 countries through a global network of offices and partners.
Belgium
Yella Umbrella offers an all-in-one, browser-based platform called The Stellar Suite for media localization, including subtitling, dubbing, voice-over, and audio description. The platform is cloud-based and integrates AI to automate repetitive tasks and enable real-time collaboration, setting it apart from traditional desktop tools. This approach aims to democratize access to professional localization tools for freelancers, language service providers, and broadcasters.
