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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
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Scattered Creative Assets
Creative teams and individuals struggle to organize, find, version, and manage growing libraries of digital assets across scattered tools and storage.
In their words
I have very little intellectual control over the objects, especially in terms of location tracking.
I have 0 knowledge or experience with creating metadata. No other librarian here has it either.
I truly just need like a word bank that I can use to drag and drop.
Nobody can find anything, so half the time we just rebuild assets from scratch.
the challenge isn't storing files! It's managing them as the library grows.
For once course you could easily have total of 500 files.
Each studio has their own way of working and will hire pipeline developers to literally code the collaboration tools they use from scratch and maintain them.
Six months later we spent a full week renaming 14,000 assets by hand because two projects saved to the same folder structure.
My workflow can easily add up to 100 nests just for simple tasks. And seeing 100 nests sitting in the bin in the open that I have to manage myself gets really overwhelming
This project is going so slow… so I'm here to ask if there are any tips others may have to make this go faster
At some point I know I already own something that would work, but finding it again can take longer than just looking for another asset.
I have three months to try to get as many artifacts, recordings and images online but I keep facing roadblocks.
I have to tediously reorganize the directory structure/names and manual refresh until the metadata lines up correctly.
Creative professionals and teams
Where they talk
- r/MuseumPros
- r/gamedev
- r/graphic_design
- r/editors
- r/Libraries
- r/godot
- r/content_marketing
- r/ecommerce
Tools they use today
- Google Drive
- Blender
- Canva
- Dropbox
- Figma
- Google Sheets
- Perforce
- Premiere Pro
Why those fall short
- collaboration tools in other software non existent or unusable in production
- old, finnicky, hard to use, cannot find objects even with IDs
- inconsistent fields, poor search and reporting, tedious data entry
- no file management or cloud adoption; SOPs outdated and supervisors slow to update
- knowledge leaves with staff; records lose relationships and reasoning
Map of ideas
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