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| Bob Paulson, very distinguished engineer, passes |
| 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, February 16 meeting...
To be announced...
Location to be determined
Meeting info...
Wednesday, February, 16, 2011
Refreshments at 6:30pm
Presentation at 7:00pm
Meetings Inc.
Boston Office Park
123 Brookline Road
Boston, MA 02134
www.host-organization.org
Directions:
From Location A: Directions will be posted for all meetings plus Take the big highway south...
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2010-2011 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.
September 29: New England Audio Visual Technology Expo October 20: To Be Announced November 17: To Be Announced December 15: To Be Announced January 19: To Be Announced February 16: To be announced... March 16: To Be Announced April 20: To Be Announced May 18: To Be Announced June 17: To Be Announced
Writeups of past seasons' meetings
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