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Digital CONNtent Creators November 2010 Meeting

Tuesday, November 30, 2010 at 6:00 PM - Monday, December 20, 2010 at 9:30 PM (ET)

Hartford, CT

Digital CONNtent Creators November 2010 Meeting

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November 30, 2010 

Connecticut Public Television-CPTV
1049 Asylum Ave.
Hartford, CT 06105
Phone: (860) 278-5310
6:30-9:30pm 


6:00-6:30 Networking - Food Provided
6:30-6:35 WELCOME
6:35-7:15 
AJA at IBC, WOW! Jay Ignaszewski will be on hand to show us the great new products released at the IBC Trade Show in Amsterdam on September 10. Come see and hear about the new Hi5, 3D Mini-converter, the new Kona 3G card, and the striking KiPro Mini! Bring your workflow questions for Jay and touch and feel the new equipment.
7:15-7:30 BREAK
7:30-8:15 "Creating Motion Graphics and Studio Effects with After Effects" Alan Spaulding is going to inspire you to kick up an opening credit sequence a notch.
8:15-9:00 "FCP's Hidden Talents" Matt Bradbury will be on hand to show you how to achieve some amazing motion graphic, chroma-key, and compositing results when stricken with budgets that restrict the use of high-end tools and artists. Bring a notebook! This one is a good one...
9:00-9:15 "Shift-Q is Your Friend" A quickdemonstration of a practicla FCP workflow that will ensure that your assets are never lost again.
9:15-9:30 
Michael Vitti Big Prize Raffle and Wrap-up 



About Jay: Jay came East after wandering off the honor farm at the Shirley Temple Black Home for the Cinematically Bewildered in Palm Springs. Having worked in the Film Industry for over 25 years on the West Coast, Jay came East seeking four seasons and the perfect ear of white corn. He has worked with George Lucas, Steven Speilberg, David Lynch and Mel Brooks, to name a few. His skill set includes editing (Emmy for co-editing the pilot for Twin Peaks), visual effects (producer VFX for Eraser, tests for Matrix and What Dreams May Come), sound (location and post - One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, Black Stallion), camera (Panavision, Arriflex, Éclair, B&H) and he makes a mean Bolognese. Jay also teaches production courses at two local universities, sharing his vast reservoir of hearsay and misinformation with the upcoming generation of image-makers. Hop- ing to steer these impressionable youths to a better life path such as animal husbandry or fly tying. Jay now is seeking a crisp, brilliant sauvignon blanc to go with the corn.


About Matt: Matt Bradbury is an award-winning director of photography, producer and media consultant. Based in Milford, Connecticut, Matt has taken part in projects ranging from small corporate videos and independent films to high-end documentaries and broadcast commercial work. He has worked extensively on projects traveling nationally and to over a dozen different countries, gaining experience producing projects on the road with limited resources. These experiences on the road led him to found Bradbury Digital, a digital media company, to manage an increasing number of productions that Matt has taken the role of producer on. Presently, Matt shoots with a variety of new camera technologies. He has experience shooting with a number of high-definition cameras including all of Panasonic's line of professional HD cameras (including P2 tapless cameras), RED camera systems, Phantom HD cameras and Iconnix HD (POV) cameras. He works primarily with Canon DSLR cameras and lenses for still photography. His post-production office has grown to include both Apple and Windows-based systems, running programs such as Final Cut Studio 3, the Adobe Production Premium CS5 Suite and a number of other professional audio and video hardware and software solutions.


Michael Vitti Big Prize Raffle (value $5,309 as of 11/10/2010) 

One All-Access Pass to FMC's Editor's Retreat in Miami February 16-20, 2011(value $2,895**††)
Three Month Rental GenArts Sapphire Plug-Ins for FCP/AE (value $507) 

Artbeats Footage Package of your choice (value $500) 
(3) Kinemac 3D FULL LICENSE (value $299 each)
PHYX Keyer by PHYX - Noise Industries (value $199)
Clip Info Titler for FCP by Intelligent Assistance (value $99) 
(2) CrumplePop LowerThirds for FCP (value $69 each)
MagiMoto 1.2 by SugarFX - Noise Industries (value $49) 
(2) FREE Larry Jordan Final Cut Webinar Passes (value $49 each)
Movie of the Month: Toy Story 3 Blu-Ray/DVD/Digital Copy Combo(value $35) 
Artbeats T-Shirt (value $20) 

(2) Larry Jordan FCP Keyboard Shortcut Mousepad (value $10 each)

 

When & Where



CPTV
1049 Asylum Avenue
Hartford, CT 06105

Tuesday, November 30, 2010 at 6:00 PM - Monday, December 20, 2010 at 9:30 PM (ET)


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About ProductionCONN

ProductionCONN is a dynamic enterprise dedicated to providing inspired events for the digital media, broadcast, and filmmaking community. In addition to niche workshop programs throughout the year, our annual two-day trade show unites creative minds within the production and post-production industry to experience emerging innovations, evolving technologies, and informative conferences.

 

For more information about ProductionCONN, visit us at http://productionconn.com or send us an email at pconn@productionconn.com.


About Digital CONNtent Creators 

Digital CONNtent Creators, the first and only digital desktop video and cinema post-production user group based in Connecticut, was established to build professional connections between editors, motion graphics artists, independent filmmakers, students, and video professionals who embrace the digital desktop media revolution.  

DCC originated from the Connecticut Final Cut Pro User Group, which was founded in 2003 by Keith Larsen. In 2006, the group evolved to include a wider range of focus for production and post-production professionals using a variety of media. The organization strives to share ideas, creativity, and user concerns related to the use of both Macintosh and Windows-related software and provide interactive forums for end distribution of digital content for broadcast, broadband and DVD.  

Now into its 8th year, DCC boasts over 500 members reflecting the diverse production community across the Northeast. In addition to remaining part of the Final Cut Pro User Group Network (FCPUG), DCC prides itself on also being an equally interactive forum for users of Avid, Adobe, Media 100 and more.  

For more information about Digital CONNtent creators, visit http://www.digitalct.org or email info@digitalct.org.