PR: Agenda set for FCPUG NAB SuperMeet, April 16

Michael Horton

Active member
The agenda has been set for the 7th Annual NAB FCPUG SuperMeet at the MGM Grand Hotel's Grand Ballroom, Wednesday, April 16 beginning at 6:30PM. (doors open at 5PM)

In what will certainly be the largest event of NAB week, this years jam packed SuperMeet has something for everyone.

Apple’s Director of Pro Video Marketing, Richard Townhill will be first on stage and will talk about the latest news about Final Cut Studio. Alex Bickel and Hal Wolverton will show how they graded the new Jaguar XF TV Spot using Apple’s Color. JVC’s Craig Yanagi will show and talk about what’s new from JVC, while director Tim Dashwood takes footage from a JVC Pro HD camcorder and using Final Cut Pro, shows us “the fastest music video cut...ever.”

Ripple Training’s Steve Martin will demonstrate how Adobe’s CS3 Production Premium can compliment ones FCP workflow. Director and animator M. Dot Strange will show clips and discuss the making of his home made animated film, “We are the Strange.”

Ted Schilowitz and the Red Digital Cinema team will show footage from Red shooters from around the world and introduce the usual “Red surprises.”

Rounding out the evening will be the inaugural class from the Wounded Marines Careers Foundation who will show clips from their class work. Noah Kadner will show footage from the Phantom High Speed Camera, and Philip Hodgetts will show “the scariest editing tool you will ever see.”

In addition to the presentations 30 vendors will be in front of the theatre to show off their wares. Free food and cash bars will be available throughout the evening. And if that is not enough over $90,000 worth or raffle prizes will be handed out at the end of the show.

Tickets are on sale online NOW for only $15.00 each and this event is expected to sell out.

For complete details on the SuperMeet including directions, current list of raffle prizes and a link to where to buy tickets, visit the Los Angeles Final Cut Pro User Group (lafcpug) web site at:

http://www.lafcpug.org/nab_2008.
 
what the fastest video ever? that sounds funny to me like realtime editting isnt fast enough? you can actualy edit in thought time now?well id like to see there version of faster than fast , im not finul cut savy but premiere has had so many realtime kits for years and uncompressed realtime(axio) that means no rendering
right? i have an rtx card and its whips thru 3-4 layers in a good boot ,final cut just got theres? am i missing soemthing?
 
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