AVIDpalooza: Boston Wednesday, October 27th

Two events being held at Rule Boston Camera on October 27th:

ELEVATE YOUR CLASSROOM WITH AVID
2-4pm for Educators
Media Composer 5.0, RED, Sibelius and Pro Tools


Join Avid and Rule Boston Camera for an exclusive event featuring complete end-to-end solutions built to enhance your school’s video and audio programs. Snacks + Drinks Provided

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AVID Media Showcase
6-8 pm for Everyone

Join us for a unique showcase of the two most significant solution rollouts today—Avid® ISIS® 5000 shared storage and Media Composer® 5 editing systems.

Avid ISIS 5000 is an advanced video storage solution that helps you make the most of your media—at a price you can afford. Featured demos include:
  • Profile of the ISIS file system and hardware
  • Review of models, options, system set-up, network configuration and management console
  • Outline of the integration of ISIS 5000 into NewsVision, the latest advanced, affordable newsroom production solution
Media Composer 5 is the world’s fastest film and video editing system, enabling you to do more than ever. And it’s even easier to use. Featured demos include:
  • Editing of QuickTime, RED, Canon 5D/7D, and other tapeless formats instantly, without the wait
  • Working with newly enhanced interface and Smart Tool
  • Set up of cost-effective Matrox monitoring solution
  • Mix a mishmash of media in the timeline without converting
  • You’ll also have the opportunity to ask questions and test-drive Media Composer 5 yourself.
Food + Drinks Provided
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