Discount Offer to Post|Production World 2020

Attend New Sessions and Field Workshops at NAB Show Las Vegas 2020!

Post|Production World returns to NAB Show Las Vegas on April 18-22, 2020 with cutting-edge training sessions and field workshops taking place at the convention center and at real-life studios for a fully immersive learning experience. The multi-day event is geared towards media professionals who are seeking to learn new skills, improve their workflows, and become more knowledgeable on the latest software and content creation trends.

Sessions will include production techniques, motion graphics training, a podcast bootcamp, and hands-on training on After Effects, Final Cut Pro X and DaVinci Resolve. In addition, to the extensive training program held in the breakout sessions at the Las Vegas Convention Center, several field workshops will take place in a real-world setting. Workshops include a 2-day, 360/VR Production Field workshop taught by Nick Harauz, who will educate attendees on 360 video production for immersive content creation. Jem Schofield will host his usually sold-out small-to-no-crew corporate and in-house production workshop. Douglas Spotted Eagle will also teach beginner and advanced sessions on UAV production for those interested in using Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS or Drones) during their video shoots.

A new pass option called the Hands-On Studio Experience features interactive training. This is your chance to go into the field with leading experts and see real-world workflows and gear in action, at The Space, an offsite studio venue. You can choose to attend one, two, or all three days. Each day offers 4 rooms with mini workshops taking place in each room, allowing attendees to rotate between training sessions of their interest.

The training sessions and registration packages are available on the NAB Show Las Vegas website.

All LAPPG members can save $100 off the PPW Full Pass with code PPW10.

LAPPG MEMBER DISCOUNT TO “ON THE LOT” EVENT AT GOOGLE DECEMBER 17 & 18, 2019

Mark your calendar for this not to be missed event! On the Lot will be taking place December 17-18, 2019 at Google in Playa. Over the two days, the focus will be on several emerging entertainment technology topics like mixed reality, VR/AR, game engines, 5G, 8K, and light field imaging, to name a few.

By using the code: LAPPG19 you can receive 25% off all pass types, which includes full event, day one and day two passes. 

With the code, full event passes are less than $80 dollars, and day-only passes less than $50, so it’s a worthy investment considering the great sessions, VR demos, coffee and lunch provided both days, and a reception hosted by Google on December 17th.

Highlights for this event include:

Your 2020 Vision


This year’s gathering is your exclusive preview of the technologies and creative opportunities shaping our businesses in 2020.

Meet the Trend-Makers


You’re personally invited to join our gathering at Google’s “Airship” conference center in the legendary Spruce Goose Hangar 15 in Playa Vista on Dec 17-18.
Our attendees tell us this is their favorite annual chance to meet and connect with other creative and tech professionals who are building their growth strategies for the year ahead.

New : #IAmRemarkable Workshop, hosted by Google

In addition to insightful presentations about the changing creative processes powered by game engines, Light Field, AR/VR, Artificial Intelligence, 5G and 8K, there will be an special new workshop. Open to registered attendees on a first-come first-served basis, the #IAmRemarkable Workshop is presented and facilitated by Google for women and under-represented groups of professionals (but open to all interested attendees). AIS is excited to add this new seminar to On The Lot.

Click here for tickets.

Discount for 2-Day Premiere Pro Workshop in Berkeley, CA

Premiere Pro For Self-Taught Video Editors Worshop

Dates: 07/10/2019 – 07/11/2019
Location: Berkeley, CA

Most editors are self-taught – learning post-production skills while working projects. This approach to learning leads to solid, dependable workflows, but it’s easy to miss techniques, shortcuts, buttons and preferences that might dramatically speed up and simplify the creative work of the editor. If a particular feature never came up while editing, why learn it? It’s common to work harder than necessary to complete an edit because there isn’t the time or access to training to iron out the wrinkles in a workflow.

Course Overview
Most of the more advanced editing workflows in Premiere Pro only make sense if you understand the fundamentals. This  2- day training course offers a strong emphasis on both the foundations of the fundamentals and the advanced techniques, with just a cursory nod to the mid-level editing skills that self-taught editors will already know.

You know how to perform an edit but do you know why it’s called a three-point edit? Why would you choose to perform a four-point edit? Perhaps you know how to render but not necessarily why? And what impact does it have on output? Perhaps you’d like to use multi-camera editing tools but you’re not familiar with nesting sequences – a technique that’s just one step in the multi-camera workflow.

Premiere Pro for self-taught editors fills the knowledge gaps – come along with your most challenging questions, build your confidence with the fundamentals and take your editing skills to the next level with advanced editing techniques and creative solutions to the challenges editors face every day.

Who Should Attend?
This workshop is ideal for videographers, content creators, journalists, editors, new media managers, media professionals, content marketers, communications and PR, publishers, educators, and web producers.

Instructor:

Maxim Jago is an Adobe Master Trainer, and the author of the official Adobe Premiere Pro Classroom in a Book. He’s an Avid Certified Instructor, and a Grass Valley EDIUS Master Trainer. He creates many of the official training tutorials for Adobe Premiere Pro and Avid Media Composer, and writes the official classroom book for Grass Valley EDIUS – he has created over 1,800 video tutorials describing post-production workflows. Maxim is also an award winning fiction filmmaker, and Chief Futurist at GameFace Labs, developing next-generation VR experiences. He presents regularly at international media events, has trained editors all around the world, and has taught everyone from schoolchildren to university professors, from ABC’s top editors in Australia to the BBC’s tech gurus in England. He seems to live mostly in the air but officially calls London, England home.

LAPPG Member should take advantage of this discount offer from Maxim for 10% off. Please use code: MAXIM10% at https://multimedia.journalism.berkeley.edu/workshops/premiere-pro-editing/