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Bruce Devlin Bio

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NameBruce Devlin
AffiliationMr MXF Ltd.
Mobile+44 777 6464 888
Emailbruce@mrmxf.com
Websitehttps://mrmxf.com
Social@bruces.shorts , @metarex.media
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50 wordsBruce teaches media tech; mentors young people; has patents; wrote the book on MXF; won Emmys; been a CTO, CEO, CMO; designed ASICs, algorithms & systems; run standards at SMPTE; chaired international committees; created metadata tools & test signal generators; rides a bike; works in a forest; makes wooden things.
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Bruce Devlin MA C.Eng MIEE F.SMPTE.

Founder Mr MXF, MetaRex, OpenTSG, past Standards Vice President SMPTE.

Bruce Devlin is an Emmy award winning innovator in the media technology industry. He is well known for his work on harmonizing technology solutions in files and audio-visual systems; particularly MXF and IMF. In the last 3 decades his presentations and Bruce’s Shorts videos have become the go-to resource for CFOs, CTOs and students wanting to figure out the business of media technology. Bruce has designed everything from ASICs to algorithms and systems. His website at [mrmxf.com][mmw] has free stuff you can use; he literally wrote the book on MXF and has educated extensively on media topics from file to networks, AI and workflows. He ran standardisation activities at SMPTE, has chaired more international committees than he can remember and is now concentrating on mentoring and teaching.

  • Bruce is:
    • a holder of / contributor to Technical Emmys for IMF, MXF, Standards Conversion and MPEG processing
    • an alumni of Queens’ College Cambridge UK
    • a fellow of SMPTE and member of the The IET, RTS and IMIS
    • mrmxf on LinkedIn
    • the recipient of SMPTE’s David Sarnoff Medal, Workflow Systems Medal & the IMIS Achievement award
    • mentor to many students and early career media technologists
    • keen to educate the world about media technology
    • a rider of bicycles (often abroad & occasionally quickly)
    • a maker of fine woodwork from his private forest