NAB Post|Production World Conference 2004

Mar 31, 2004 12:00 PM, By Stephen Porter

Conference Targets
Post- Production Pros

The annual NAB show, hosted each April in Las Vegas by the National Association of Broadcasters, already holds the distinction of being the world's largest electronic media show, attracting more than 1,000 exhibitors and nearly 90,000 attendees.
This year, for the first time, the show will also claim the distinction of being the world's largest post-production educational conference, thanks to the addition of the NAB Post|Production World Conference. A massive new undertaking...

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Conference Targets Post-Production Pros

The annual NAB show, hosted each April in Las Vegas by the National Association of Broadcasters...
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Training for Avid Editors

Avid users will get ample opportunity to raise their editing skills to new heights at the NAB Post|Production World Conference. Three of the 25 tracks being offered at the conference are devoted to Avid-specific topics—Avid DNA Editing, Type on Avid...
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Photoshop for Video Editors

To some extent, that's because Photoshop is a deep program that takes a long time to learn, explains Richard Harrington, Program Manager for the NAB Post|Production World Conference. Beyond that, however, is the fact that Photoshop's video capabilities simply aren't well documented....
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The Secrets of Final Cut Pro

When Apple's Final Cut Pro first hit the market in 1999, its low price quickly made it a favorite among video editors, and its user base grew rapidly. But because many FCP users have tried to learn the program on their own, they often aren't fully...
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ICE Awards Honor
Digital Artists

In conjunction with the launch of the NAB Post|Production World Conference, the National Association of Broadcasters and Future Media Concepts (FMC) have joined to launch a new awards program designed to recognize production and post-production professionals who have produced outstanding work and stretched the limits of creativity....
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Session Schedule
Conference Chair: Ben Kozuch, President of Future Media Concepts
Program Manager: Richard Harrington, Future Media Concepts
Event Manager: Paul Manjourides, Future Media Concepts
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Tech Chair Bios
Read more about the NAB Post|Production Tech Chairs
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Floor Map
Attendees to the NAB Post|Production World Conference will be free to wander the floor of the Los Angeles Convention Center, where more than 1,200 vendors will be on hand to exhibit their wares....
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