The Los Angeles Final Cut Pro User Group (lafcpug) will once again play host to hundreds of FCP Users and Gurus at this years DV Expo West to be held at the LA Convention Center, Wednesday, Dec 7, beginning at 7:00PM.
Scheduled to appear will be Academy Award winning Steadicam inventor and cameraman, Garrett Brown who will show off the brand new just shipping "Merlin." Plus Apple's Kirk Paulson will be down to show the just announced tool for Pro Photographers, Aperture. Also scheduled to appear will be AJA's Ted Schilowitz who will demo the new Kona LHe capture card. FCP Gurus Steve Martin and Brian Gary will show you exactly how to take your movie from Final Cut Pro to your Video iPod. Plus Don Berube will show footage and show off the new Canon XLH1 HDV camcorder. And, if that isn't enough, there will be a raffle with prizes totaling into the thousands of dollars.
Space is limited and seating is on a first come first served basis. Admission is free. More information including registration instructions and directions to the LA convention Center can be found on the lafcpug web site
http://www.lafcpug.org/dvexpo.html
Scheduled to appear will be Academy Award winning Steadicam inventor and cameraman, Garrett Brown who will show off the brand new just shipping "Merlin." Plus Apple's Kirk Paulson will be down to show the just announced tool for Pro Photographers, Aperture. Also scheduled to appear will be AJA's Ted Schilowitz who will demo the new Kona LHe capture card. FCP Gurus Steve Martin and Brian Gary will show you exactly how to take your movie from Final Cut Pro to your Video iPod. Plus Don Berube will show footage and show off the new Canon XLH1 HDV camcorder. And, if that isn't enough, there will be a raffle with prizes totaling into the thousands of dollars.
Space is limited and seating is on a first come first served basis. Admission is free. More information including registration instructions and directions to the LA convention Center can be found on the lafcpug web site
http://www.lafcpug.org/dvexpo.html