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Macworld Expo San Francisco 2004: Final Cut Pro User Group Events
Final Cut Pro User Groups are an important new genre of Macintosh User Groups. With a focus on video production and digital storytelling that appeals to everyone from the novice to the professional, FCUPGs are exciting organizations that offer training, tips and tricks to help you produce better projects.
There are a variety of FCPUG events at this year's Macworld Conference and Expo, all organized by members of:
They include:
The Final Cut Pro User Group Theater
Located in Booth # 3635, the FCPUG booth will host presentations of videos by members of the FCPUG Network, and sessions on how to use FCP and related products, as well as information on what the Network offers and why you should consider getting involved.
Final Cut Pro User Group Presentations - North Hall Theater
Leaders and members of a variety of Final Cut Pro User Groups will be giving presentations in the North Hall Theater of Moscone on the Expo show floor throughtout the week. Whether you're just getting started with FCP or are a pro looking for new, innovative ideas, there is something for everyone. The sessions include:
Tuesday, January 6th:
Soundtrack for Scoring with Gary Adcock
4:00 pm - 4:45 pm
Join Digerati Gary Adcock for an inside look at getting the most out of Soundtrack. Gary will mix it up live as he talks about the scoring process and ways to create music for your next project. Gary is the President of CHIFCPUG, the Chicago Final Cut Pro Users Group.
Killer LiveType Titles with Philip Hodgetts
5:00 pm - 5:45 pm
Join FCP guru Philip Hodgetts for an aesthetic look at using LiveType, FCP 4's broadcast quality title generator, to create and animate visual metaphors in your work.
Wednesday, January 7th
Power Editing in FCP 4 with Sharon Franklin
1:00 pm - 1:45 pm
Join feature film editor Sharon Franklin in this fast paced session as Sharon cuts through several new tips and techniques designed to speed up your workflow in Final Cut Pro 4. Sharon is co-founder of SF Cutters.
All You Need to Know About 24P with Adam Wilt
3:00 pm - 3:45 pm
Join Adam Wilt of AdamWilt.com as he unlocks all the secrets of getting that cool film "look" by shooting in 24P with cameras like the Panasonic DVX-100. Adam is a member of MacFilmmakers and SF Cutters and has given many talks to Final Cut Pro User Groups all over the US.
Codec Central with Marco Solario
4:00 pm - 4:45 pm
Join SF Cutters member Marco Solario for a comprehensive exploration of all codecs related to Final Cut Pro. Find out how codecs differ from each other and which ones are appropriate for your individual projects
Color Correction in Final Cut with Steve Martin
5:00 pm - 5:45 pm
Want to know how to correct the color in an edited scene or to change color for an aesthetic look? Join Apple Certified Trainer Steve Martin of Ripple Training as Steve explains the 3 Way Color Corrector in FCP 4, how to use FCP 4's built-in video scopes during color correction and how to properly calibrate your monitor to work in FCP 4.
Thursday, January 8th
Art of Shooting Greenscreen for FCP with Alex Lindsay
1:00 pm - 1:45 pm
Join Alex Lindsay will be talking about how the math of DV (and Beta/HD) is against you when trying to key blue/green screen footage. Alex will show a few workarounds and what to look for as he guides you through tips and techniques of pulling a professional-looking chroma key using a DV camera and FCP. Alex Lindsay is the founder of dvGarage and had spent several years on the production of Star Wars: Episode 1 (at JAK Films and then at Industrial Light and Magic as part of the "Rebel Mac Unit").
Bulletproofing Final Cut Pro and Express with Charles Roberts
3:00 pm - 3:45 pm
Join Charles Roberts and explore methods for keeping your video editing station rock-solid and delivering top-notch performance. Learn the best workflow for backing up your system and projects from here to eternity, from his Final Cut Pro and Final Cut Express books from Focal Press.
Offline Real Time, Real World with Daniel Berube
4:00 pm - 4:45 pm
Join BOSFCPUG founder Daniel Berube as he discusses using Final Cut Pro's Offline RT to create a success story for a Flash interactive CD-Rom project for Canon USA.
Stump the FCP Gurus!
5:00 pm - 5:45 pm
Bring your newbie and hardcore questions on using Final Cut Pro and get them answered in this fun session of tips and techniques with FCP gurus and other members of the FCP UG Network. During this hour there will be chances to win copies of the latest books on Final Cut Pro and Digital Video offered by Focal Press, PeachPit Press and CMP Books.
Friday, January 9th
"Hey Y'all Watch This!" with Graham Smith
1:00 pm - 1:45 pm
Join Emmy Award winner Graham Smith of ThinkStock Footage as Graham shares his vision for shooting techniques and top secret tips useful for projects edited in Final Cut.
Color FX with Color Correction and Composite Modes
2:00 pm - 2:45 pm
Join SF Cutters Co-Founder Kevin Monahan as he explores how to construct attractive video effects using tips and techniques from his upcoming book, "Motion Graphics and Effects in Final Cut Pro," from Peach Pit Press.
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From DV to HD: Final Cut Pro User Group Network Evening Social
FCP enthusiasts will gather on Wednesday evening at 6:45 PM at The Mezzanine (444 Jessie Street at Mint Street) for an evening of presentations, information and fellowship. The event is open to the public, and a $5 donation is requested. Hors D'Oeuvres will be served, and the event will be webcast by dvGarage. Scheduled presentations include:
- UG State of the State by Dan Berube and UG leaders
- Tribute to Ralph Fairweather
- Final Cut Pro 4, presented by Randy Ubillos, the chief Architect and designer of Final Cut Pro.
- HD FCP Workflow - Brett Shapiro and Gary Adcock
- "BUS 24 The Diversity Bus" - Show and Tell - Aron Ranen and Julie Trell
- Editing "Cold Mountain" with Final Cut Pro - Sean Cullen
- "No Regrets" - Michael Matzdorff - Show and Tell
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