Professional Motion Picture Production and Distribution NEWS

Linux has become the most popular operating system for animation and visual effects in the motion picture industry.

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NEXT MEETING -- Linux Movies Group -- Hollywood Region
Wednesday, April 7, 2004 (1st Wednesday)

7pm - 7:50pm Group Discussion
7:50pm - 8pm Break
8pm - 9pm Presentation
Afterwards - Alessi Italian restaurant

Free!

Presentation: Nucoda Data Conform

Nucoda Americas operations support director Joe Wojdacz demonstrates Nucoda Data Conform, a 2K 10-bit log DPX motion picture editor for the creation of dailies, first edits and previsualization of special effects. Features include realtime playback, FilmLight color management, multiple timelines per project, proxies, and AAF/EDL import.

Flash Film Works
743 Seward St.
Los Angeles, CA 90038
323-468-8855

*** DIRECTIONS AND PARKING ***

Flash Film Works is located just north of Melrose between Highland and Vine on Seward St. in Hollywood. The Seward sign is hard to see. It is the second right after Wilcox when going west, or the second left after Cherokee when going east. Park on the street. Enter through gate. Enter building in back and then upstairs.

From Glendale: Rt. 134 west, exit Lankershim south (you can't get on Rt. 101 south directly), pass Universal Studios and under bridge, turn right at light and right again on 101 south, exit on Vine south, Melrose west, Seward north.
From North Hollywood: Rt. 101 south, exit on Vine south, Melrose west, Seward north.
From downtown Los Angeles, Rt. 101 north, exit on Melrose west, Seward north.
From Santa Monica: Rt. 10 east, exit La Brea north, take La Brea to Melrose east, Seward north.
From Beverly Hills: Melrose east past La Brea, Seward north.

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NEXT MEETING -- Linux Movies Group -- San Francisco Region
Wednesday, April 14, 2004 (2nd Wednesday)

Baker's Square
3360 Castro Valley Blvd
Castro Valley, CA 94546

Contact Kristine Sawyer to let her know that you plan to attend.

Meeting at 7:30pm