Professional Motion Picture Production and Distribution NEWS

The NAB2004 Digital Cinema Summit addresses the transition from film to digital media-the creation and enhancement of works using digital media technologies, the distribution of these works via digital technologies, and the display of the works using digital display technologies.

DIGITAL CINEMA
SATURDAY SESSIONS - APRIL 17

The Saturday program, produced in partnership with SMPTE, will cover the science, engineering, testing, standards, economic, regulatory and political issues surrounding the implementation of Digital Cinema.

The Saturday D Cinema Session is hosted by Edward Hobson, National TeleConsultants and SMPTE Editorial Vice President; Peter Symes, Grass Valley/Thomson and SMPTE Engineering Vice President; and Tom Scott, EDNET and SMPTE Director of Engineering, Motion Pictures.


SUNDAY SESSIONS - APRIL 18

Sunday's program, produced in partnership with the Entertainment Technology Center at USC, will examine creative and production challenges raised by new digital technologies.

DIGITAL TOOLS FOR MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION AND POST PRODUCTION


Charles Swartz
The next generation of digital tools--cameras, color tools, scanners, editing devices, visual effects software, digital mastering processes and film recorders - are paving the way beyond HD. What fresh opportunities and challenges do these tools offer filmmakers?

9:00-9:30 AM
Welcome
Charles S. Swartz, CEO/Executive Director, Entertainment Technology Center at USC


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