Investment in high-bandwidth shared storage prepares the Soho facility for next-generation finishing and future workflow expansion
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on April 22, 2026 at 2:01 pmEditShare, a player in collaborative media workflow solutions, announced that TVC Soho, a London-based post-production facility, has selected EditShare shared storage as the foundation for a new high-performance finishing environment.
Based in the heart of London’s media district, TVC Soho provides premier editorial, grading, and audio services for global broadcasters and film studios. To support its growing DaVinci Resolve finishing tier, the facility will implement a 128TB Ultimate EFS NVMe system alongside an Ultimate EFS-310 providing 192TB of scalable storage. This high-bandwidth architecture is designed to ensure seamless 4K/8K performance while maintaining full compatibility with TVC’s existing Avid offline workflows.
“For our finishing workflows, we needed storage that could deliver the throughput required for high-resolution media without compromise,” said Marc Collins, MD, TVC Soho. “EditShare provides the performance we need for Resolve today, together with the scalability to grow and the reassurance of working with a trusted supplier with local support and spares here in the UK.”
The solution is being delivered in collaboration with Jigsaw24 Media, a specialist media systems integrator supporting creative and production environments across the UK.
Once live, the new environment will provide TVC Soho with a unified platform to keep media accessible across collaborative teams. The architecture also establishes a foundation for future growth, including potential expansion of offline editorial capacity.
“Post-production facilities today are balancing the need for extreme finishing performance with the reality of increasingly distributed teams,” said Brad Turner, CEO, EditShare. “By combining NVMe speed with our EFS file system, we’re providing TVC Soho with a high-bandwidth foundation that doesn’t just power their Resolve suites, but also enables the seamless remote workflows and collaborative flexibility required in a modern media hub.”
The system is scheduled for installation in the coming weeks.
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