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Phil Livingston, Technical Liason for Panasonic Broadcast and Television Systems, Passes
In Memory of Bob Turner, Influential Columnist and Consultant to the Post Production Industry
The (Painful) Way It Was: Editing Video the Old-Fashioned Way
A Behind-The-Scenes look at the Democratic National Convention
BF/VF Closes: Memories of Boston's Premiere Media Arts Center
SIGGRAPH/2003: Impressions of the Computer Graphics Extravaganza
A New Englander Abroad: The BBC Television Centre
Product Management: How to Build Consistently Successful Products
Product Management, Part II: Selling a Better Mousetrap
Digital Cinematography: HDTV is alive and well
Lighting for Inner Peace
The Webcasting Medium: How the technology is advancing
In memory of Jack Newcomb, former Associate Director at pioneering video production facility at MIT
Technical Innovations at NAB: New Englanders star at the show.
QuickTime 3.0 and the Avid/Microsoft Advanced Authoring Format
QuickTime 3.0 Allows Adobe To Move Into Pro Video Editing with Premiere 5.0
Demo Reels
A Eulogy to CMX, by Bob Turner
Switcher NT: Ramblings from IBC
A Producers' Lament
Keeping the Bank Happy and Credit Flowing
An Historic Parable, A Lesson for April 1
Meeting Follow-Up: Film Preservation News
Technical Report: New Developments in Nonlinear Video, a three-part series. Part 1: Putting High-Performance Nonlinear Systems on Personal Computers.
Part 2: Networking and Video Servers.
Part 3: System Design Issues
Editing Video with Adobe Premiere
The Coming of Video and its Influence on Home Movies
From Vintage Film to Betacam: Saving the Past for the Future
A Personal View of Curt Rawley's (Avid President) Dismissal, by Bob Turner.
4:2:2 Profile in MPEG-2 Compression Heirarchy
Technician's Corner: Questions people have asked me lately
Film/Video Museums Around the World
Recent Progress in Computer Graphics
Wicked Funny April Fool Article
Virtual Reality Movies
Fall Survey Results

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At the Wednesday, June 3 meeting...
You Can't Go Through Life Single File
SMPTE New England's Workflow World

Thank you to the following companies for providing great exhibits and demonstarions.

    • 1Beyond
    • AJA
    • Algolith
    • Apple
    • Avid
    • Boston Final Cut Pro Users Group
    • Brit Video Systems
    • Broadcast Pix
    • Dalet Digital Media Systems
    • Digital Rapids
    • FM Valenti
    • Grass Valley
    • Haivision
    • Harris
    • Hitachi
    • HB Communications
    • Ikegami
    • JVC
    • Leader
    • Little Bay Broadcast
    • Miranda / Nvision
    • Omneon
    • Omnivue
    • Panasonic
    • Plura
    • Ray Goudreau Sales
    • Ross
    • Rule/Boston Camera
    • Sony Broadcast
    • Tape Services
    • Telestream
    • The Camera Company
    • TVOne
    • Utah Scientific
    • Video Educators of New England
    • WJKelley Media Sales

     

     

    See you in the fall.

    For more information, please contact Kevin Lessard at 617-267-7900 or klessard@evideoexpress.com.

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2008-2009 Season...
Section Calendar
Some dates are still tentative

SMPTE/New England meetings are usually held at 7:00pm (refreshments at 6:30) on the third Wednesday of every month from September through June. Locations vary to allow attendees to tour various sites of interest. You don't have to be a SMPTE member to attend and there is no admission charge. Students and the public are invited to attend. Join our e-mail meeting announcements list and we'll send you e-mail every month so you don't have to keep on checking the web site. You don't have to be a member to get these announcements.

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Updated: 21 May 2009
Bob Lamm, SMPTE/New England Newsletter/Web Page Editor
blamm@broadcastpix.com