The proliferation of cloud computing and storage infrastructure as well cloud services provides a rich platform for multimedia researchers and developers to innovate new applications and services which would not have been possible before. For example, video streaming of high-definition content has now reached a fairly mature state. However, going forward we will only see an increase in multimedia applications which will require assistance from the cloud for multimedia processing and delivery. Examples include 3D content (stereo vision, 360� virtual reality), interactive content, server-assisted multi-party conferencing and gaming, and large-scale visual recognition. Microsoft Azure抯 Cognitive Services APIs and Google Cloud抯 Vision, Speech, and NLP APIs are just beginning to scratch the surface of what will be possible when multimedia meets the cloud. In addition, the proliferation of mobile devices which need assistance from the cloud for multimedia applications keeps increasing. In this workshop, we aim to provide a forum for research which includes both multimedia services (recognition, processing, coding, delivery) running in the cloud as well as multimedia applications which utilize them.