9:30AM- 10:00AM - "Mixing and Manipulating Time with DSLRs and RED" - Yan Shvalb
Filmmaker Yan Shvab of DigitalFilmCreators.com will show you how to "Mix and Manipulate Time" for dramatic story effect with DSLR and RED cameras by combining timelapse, real, slow and fast motion footage together in Motion, Final Cut Pro and with a few other post secrets found in Yan's Magical Bag of Tricks.

10:15AM- 10:45AM - "Plug-in to After Effects" - Michele Yamazaki
Queen of Video Plug-ins, Michele Yamazaki will discuss and present her top plug-ins for Adobe After Effects. In this session you'll learn about solving common video problems, the top keying plug-ins and the best in eye catching visual effects on the market. Whether you need particle animations, lens flares, or motion blurs, it's available for After Effects!

11:00AM- 11:30AM - "Audio Sweetening & Mastering in Final Cut Studio" - Steve Martin
Apple-certified Master Trainer & Ripple Training founder Steve Martin will show you when it's best to do your audio sweetening in Final Cut Pro and when it's best to use Soundtrack Pro. In his session, you'll learn about Final Cut Studio's audio processing tools for cleaning up unwanted background noise, enhancing dialogue or voice over, and fixing common audio problems encountered during the shoot.

12:30PM- 1:00PM - “Things I Was Too Busy to Learn In Film School” - Norman Hollyn
So, you went to film school and are trying to figure out how it is supposed to be helping you today. Or, perhaps, you were too busy trying to claw your way up the film industry ladder to go to film school, and now you’re wondering what you missed out on.
 
The good news is that Norman Hollyn, Professor and Editing Track Head at the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts, and author of THE LEAN FORWARD MOMENT and THE FILM EDITING ROOM HANDBOOK, can give you a few of the tips and tricks that film school could have (or should have) given you.  Instead of costing you three years and $100,000, how about thirty minutes and a ticket to NAB?
 
Learn about building crew relationships, analyzing a story and a scene, placing a camera, editing a scene and thinking about music and sound for your project – whether that project is a feature film, a television program, a wedding or event video, or a corporate presentation.
 
Best of all, you won’t be tested at the end of the “class”!

1:15PM- 1:45PM - “Work faster in Adobe After Effects!” - Karl Soule
Learn how to make your AE compositions faster and easier by leveraging other tools found in Adobe Production Premium. You'll see how to use Adobe Premiere Pro as a starting point for your AE comp, and use the real-time power of the Mercury Playback engine in conjunction with tools inside of After Effects. Plus, we'll be touching on the latest new features of Adobe After Effects.

2:00PM- 2:30PM - “Photoshop for Video Professionals” - Richard Harrington
Join Apple and Adobe Certified Instructor Richard Harrington of RHED Pixel and learn how to harness the latest features in Photoshop CS5 and CS4 to create better graphics for video projects.  Rich will also show you how to open up video files and retouch them with Adobe's powerful image editor and share his favorite 5 techniques to save you time and automate your workflow.

2:45PM- 3:15PM - "Record Great Sound with DSLR and Digital Cinema Cameras" - Josh Apter
Recording great production sound is hard enough without the added challenges of the "double system dilemma" caused by DSLR production. Join Manhattan Edit Workshop owner Josh Apter for an "Ears-on" demo of the best techniques for recording location sound with today's HD-DSLRs and compact digital cinema cameras (like Panasonic's new AF-100). Topics covered include mic selection and placement, mixing, booming, external recorders, outboard field mixers and managing audio sync in post with amazing new tools like Singular Software's DualEyes and PluralEyes. With the right equipment and the right approach to this highly technical discipline, you can achieve high quality audio on projects shot on today's large sensor interchangeable DSLRs and compact digital cinema cameras.

3:30PM- 4:00PM - “iPad: The Filmmakers Secret Weapon” - Taz Goldstein
iPhones and iPads have helped spark a mobile media making revolution. Industry professionals are using their iDevices to write, storyboard, shoot, edit, distribute, and market everything from music videos to feature films. Director Taz Goldstein launched HandHeldHollywood.com to explore this rapidly-evolving mobile movement. Join us as Taz presents the latest, greatest, and most empowering new apps & accessories.

4:15PM- 4:45PM - “Going Tapeless With Antiques Road Show” - Tony Cacciarelli
Catch up with Tony Cacciarelli, AJA Product Marketing Manager, and get the details on how PBS' Antiques Road Show made the move to a tapeless workflow using AJA's Ki Pro. With new digital camera models being introduced and editorial software supporting a wider variety of media types, it's a good time to evaluate the cost savings going tapeless can offer.


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