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AV8 Media is hosting a free AVID seminar, by David East, AVID master trainer. Tues, 18/1/2011, 2-5.30pm.
Location- AV8 Media, Blk 261, #04-28, Waterloo Centre, Waterloo Street Singapore (180261)
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AV8 Media is proud to host a free AVID seminar, featuring David East, AVID master trainer.
He’s here to give you an overview of the AVID film and video editing family,and to answer any questions that you may have .
He’ll be highlighting some amazing new features in this editing workhorse including
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* RED workflow – Native playback of RED files and editing of RED files without importing
* Stereoscopic workflow – Direct playback to a 3D monitor with the new Nitris DX
* AMA (Avid Media Access) – An incredibly easy way of working with tapeless formats like XDCAM,and P2 ,as well as Quicktime formats from DSLR cameras like the Canon 5D and 7D
* ScriptSync – Search for clips based on specific words or dialogue
* Format and Frame rate independence - Mix different resolutions,formats and frame rates on the same timeline.
* Realtime Tools - Including Paint, Mosaic and Animatte
If you’ve never used an AVID system before this is a great opportunity to see how it works. If you’ve used earlier versions of AVID but haven’t seen the current version,this is your chance to see the new features incorporated. If you’re an existing Avid user, this is a perfect opportunity to have any questions answered by an AVID expert.
Don’t miss this chance. Please RSVP to training@av8.com.sg as soon as possible to avoid disappointment as seats are limited for this exclusive event or call us at (65) 6339 1321.
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ABOUT DAVID EAST
David East worked for Avid in Asia as a technical consultant for 11 years and Avid in Europe for another 4 years. He was in charge of the various Avid training programs and is a master trainer for the whole range of Avid products from Xpress to Symphony and DS.
He was a consultant for Peter Jackson’s New Zealand film unit ,during the production of King Kong – the first movie to use the Avid HD solution for the off-line edit.
Before joining Avid, David worked at the BBC as a documentary and features editor for 9 years. He was the first person at BBC News and Current Affairs to use and Avid Media Composer (version 2) and was responsible for training and implementing the handover from tape based to Non-Linear editing.
He still works as a consultant for Avid, dealing mainly with Enterprise Solutions and Avid Interplay.
More information about AVID’s video solutions is available at
http://www.avid.com/US/cat egories/Video-Editing-Prof essional
