Upcoming Events

BOSFCPUG + BOSDSLR Mixer Feb 17th
This event will be held at the Apple Store, Boylston St, Boston and will feature colorist Alexis Van Hurkman who will present an overview of DaVinci Resolve on Mac OS X.
NotesOnVideo: BOSFCPUG + BOSDSLR Mixer; Feb 17th



Sony CineAlta Production Group, meeting March 1st New York City
The CineAlta Production Group meetings are organized and hosted by Sony's CineAlta Production Team, and are free and open to the public. They request that you RSVP.

Location: Sony Wonder Technology Lab, HD Theater, 550 Madison Avenue, Annex ANew York, NY 10022
Date/Time:Tuesday, March 1, 2011, 7:00pm – 9:00pm

Topics:
  • Large Sensor Cameras. What is in it for you? How do they compare to HDSLRs?
    Juan Martinez, Senior Product Manager at Sony Electronics is currently working on the NXCAM Super 35mm camcorder and will describe the core technology of Large Sensor technology for motion picture acquisition and how it benefits you, and how this compares to HDSLR’s.
  • Ray Bribiesca B and his experiences shooting around the world
    Emmy and Peabody Award winner Raymond A. Bribiesca has been in the News business for 46 years, recently retiring from 60 Minutes and CBS News after 30 years. He’s worked with every format, from Film to Video Tape to File Based. Ray will share his experience in bringing back outstanding footage from the field under a wide variety of conditions. He’ll share his approach and methods in solving challenging shooting situations in the field. Ray will also bring clips to highlight these topics.
  • XDCAM Workflow platform, latest developments 
Sony hasn't really been saying much about the upcoming NXCAM 35mm camera, but March 1st is getting closer to NAB, and maybe they will be ready to divulge some more details by then....we can only hope!
Sony: Sony CineAlta Production Group, meeting March 1st New York City



Createasphere/EXPLORE Entertainment Technology Exposition
March 3, 2011 | Universal Hilton | Universal Sity CA
The March Entertainment Technology Exposition (formerly known as HD EXPO) is for the production and content creation community and brings together exhibitors, sponsors, attendees and industry supporters.

Some notable events:
Createasphere/EXPLORE



DIY Day in New York, Mar 5, 2011
DIY DAYS is a roving conference for those who create. Past stops have included Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston and Philadelphia. FREE to participants and organized by volunteers - DIY DAYS is about the accessibility of ideas, resources and networking that can enable storytellers to fund, create, distribute and sustain.
DIY DAYS: Website
DIY DAYS: Register at EventBrite



EditShare Events
EditShare - developers of the Lightworks NLE - have a page listing events they will be at all around the globe this year.
EditShare: Upcoming Events

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