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FREE production sessions for ALL progressive production professionals at BAFTA, 23rd & 24th May 2007

The festival has two distinct streams: one a series of high-value (paid) seminars covering the commissioning, pitching, funding and future of factual television; while the other provides a choice of FREE compelling and informative sessions about the latest production formats, tools and workflow to help you make better television.
 
What will you see and hear?
Presented by experts, each session lasts for about an hour-and-a-quarter, with plenty of opportunity for Q and As. All sessions are supported by case studies in HD and 5.1 Surround Sound in beautiful BAFTA, London W1. The sessions include:
  • Sony HD cinematography - Shooting on Sony’s range of HD cameras
  • Sony and Avid cinematography workflow - Innovation with Avid and Sony XDCAM
  • Panasonic tapeless - Panasonic tapeless and high definition production
  • Sony tapeless - Sony tapeless and high definition production
  • Avid business focus - Streamline the way you work with Avid Interplay
  • Digital Vision evening - Supernatural Colour, pushing the boundaries of non-linear master grading
  • BBC Post Production - How to post produce audio and 5.1 surround
  • Root6 post for producers – Design, install and maintain in-house post facilities
Supporting case studies range from Paul Merton to Planet Earth
 
And there’s even a party (free drinks) following the editing session on Thursday evening!
 
Register for free @ www.televisual.com/festival

Who should attend?
The sessions are aimed at producers, production supervisors and managers, directors, DoPs, APs, artists, editors and operators. In other words all those charged with delivering a terrific looking production.

You are now expected to not only know about the latest production routes within your remit but also the context in which you perform your role. The production sessions deliver the understanding you need to be better at your job.
 
Why should you attend?
If you’re passionate about television, there are many reasons to attend:
  • To explore and understand the new production options
  • To find out who is using the new workflows, for what and what their experience has been
  • To work faster
  • To create better looking programmes
  • To produce quality programmes at a lower cost
  • A clinic style opportunity to ask that question
  • To meet old friends and make new ones at BAFTA
Registration for all of the Production sessions is free. You will need to register in advance as places will be limited and confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis.

Go to www.televisual.com/festival
 
Whatever genre of TV you work in, the free Production sessions provide practical information supported by case studies for the whole production team.

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See also: www.televisual.com/festival