DCS Event to explore tapeless workflow at the motion picture lab
Attendees will get up-close look at FotoKem’s new specialty division nextLAB
Los Angeles, CA—16th November 2009 — The Digital Cinema Society (DCS), an international nonprofit educational cooperative invites the professional production community to a meeting exploring tapeless workflow at the motion picture lab. The meeting will take place on Saturday, December 5, from 10:00 AM until Noon, at FotoKem in Burbank.
Featuring the services of the new FotoKem specialty division, nextLAB, attendees will see how a full service Film and Digital lab handles data for new camera technologies and their associated file-based workflows. Looking at P2, S.two, RED, XDCAM, Phantom and more, nextLAB’s Steve Beres, Tom Vice and Mike Brodersen will advise on best practices to insure data integrity and color management throughout the post pipeline – from backup and dailies to DI, filmout and archive.
Seating for this event is limited and RSVPs are required. Current DCS members can save a place by e-mailing with “nextLAB” in the subject line to: Mathers@DigitalCinemaSociety.org. Non-DCS members need first be added to the DCS roster using either of the links below.
The DCS offers a Free Trial Membership: http://www.digitalcinemasociety.org/join/join.php?o=f. Or to become a paid member and support the work of the Society, please go to Digital Cinema Society/Join Us at: http://www.digitalcinemasociety.org/join/join.php
For those not local or unable to make it to the meeting, please note that DCS records events for later streaming from the website. Recent additions to the streaming library include the September 5th meeting introducing the RED Rocket, the latest workflow tool from RED; and an event covering the new AG-HPX300 Full-size Shoulder Mount Camcorder and AG-HPG20 Stand Alone Recording Deck.
About the Digital Cinema Society
The DCS is a format agnostic educational cooperative dedicated to informing the entertainment industry about the integration of digital technology. It further supports the learning process with complimentary memberships offered to students and educators. Member benefits include access to seminars and networking events, DCS on-line with “knowledge-on-demand” streaming educational content, member forums, and a monthly eNewsletter featuring unbiased analysis of the latest developments in Digital Cinema. For more information, please visit http://www.digitalcinemasociety.org
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