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BAVUG Meeting Archive - June 14, 2006

MEDIA MANAGEMENT
Center for Digital Imaging Arts at Boston University
280 Moody Street
Waltham, Mass 02453

Thanks again to The Center for Digital Imaging Arts for hosting this month's event and to Howard Phillips for coordinating it with the BAVUG.

Schedule of Events:
6:30pm - 7:00pm | Registration & Networking

7:00pm - 8:00pm | Media Management Tips - Chris Phrommayon

Christopher Phrommayon is an Avid, Apple, and Adobe certified instructor whose independent audio and video productions have been seen internationally. Chris has contributed to publications such as "Final Cut Pro on the Spot" and "Videography" magazine, has written tutorials for GenArts, and is co-author of "Avid Xpress Pro and DV on the Spot." Recent speaking engagements include NAB Post-Production World Conference, NAB Post+ New York, Avid Government Training Symposium, and Final Cut Pro to the Max.

Chris teaches Avid Media Composer, Final Cut Pro, DVD Studio Pro, Shake, Motion, and Adobe After Effects for Future Media Concepts - Boston.

8:00pm - 9:00pm | TerraBlock - Keeping it simple
From product marketing and engineering with an industry leading equipment manufacturer to purchaser and decision-maker in a major market post-production company, James McKenna brought a lot to the table when he joined Facilis Technology as employee number two in early 2004. Since then, James has seen Facilis grow from a lean startup to a global player, with hundreds of installations and industry-wide acceptance.

Find out how Facilis Technology has changed the way post-production thinks about shared storage. TerraBlock is non-proprietary, high-performance, natively cross-platform, and exceptionally simple to install and use. With the performance of true shared uncompressed HD 1080i, and features like Dyna-RAID and Tandem volume spanning in 2.0, Facilis can support most any high-quality post production workflow.

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