At NAB in Las Vegas, in the Studiobox booth, Co-Founder Max Ostrove explains how the lockdown inspired the creation of their product that puts a camera, mic, lights, and a Mac mini in a shipping case for remote production. All the subject has to do is plug in power and connect to the Internet. The Studiobox team does the rest through their remote access software. If you've seen someone looking really good doing a remote in an at-home setting, they were probably using Studiobox.

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