SMPTE Technical Conference & Exhibition October 18-21

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Posted on CML by Mark Forman

SMPTE NY Media Chair


SMPTE Technical Conference & Exhibition
October 18-21, 2006
Renaissance Hollywood Hotel, Hollywood, CA

SMPTE
is the leading organization for professionals in motion imaging
technology, and for 90 years we've been bringing together industry
experts who are on the technological cutting edge to share their
knowledge. This October, we're amalgamating a SMPTE Technical
Conference that is going to bring you the latest in High Definition,
Film Technologies, the Digital Intermediate, Video IP Workflow, and a
host of other hot topics. With an eye to the future, we're going to
bring you the latest on these technologies and others.

Wednesday, October 18
Morning
Professional Displays, with Session Chair Ron Williams, Landmark
Film Technology and Archive Futures, with Session Chair Andy Maltz, Academy of Motion Picture  Arts and Sciences
Afternoon
HD for the Consumer, with Session Chair Mark Johnson, MRJ Consulting
New Infrastructure: AV/IT Systems and Technology, with Session Chair Al Kovalick, Avid Technology

Thursday, October 19
Morning
Digital Cinema: The Intermediate Train Has Left the Station, with Session Chair Wendy Aylsworth, Warner Bros.
Sound for Pictures: Media in Transition, with Session Chair Lorr Kramer, DTS
Afternoon
Compression: The Next Generation Gets Real, with Session Chair Michael D. Smith
Content Protection/Piracy, with Session Chairs Rob Bauer and Jim Williams, MPAA

Friday, October 20
Morning
The Renaissance of the Stereoscopic Cinema, with Session Chair Lenny Lipton, REAL D
HD for Broadcasting, with Session Chair Sterling Davis, Cox Broadcast
Afternoon
Realizing
IPTV: Further Issues and Angles on Content Management, Deployment, and
Systemization, with Session Chair Steve Wynn, Sony
Image Acquisition - Recent Advances, with Session Chairs Marker Karahadian, Plus 8 Digital

Saturday, October 21
Morning & Afternoon - Historical Seminar
FILM AND TELEVISION HISTORY DAY!
Our
entertainment technology industry—film, video, and audio—helped
shape the 20th Century and will continue to define the 21st. Old or
young, you're a part of that history! Stories from those early days
offer as much fun as the entertainment our equipment and techniques
helped produce. Join us for some great sessions covering, among many
topics, videotape recording, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary
this year, kinescope video-on-film that preceded the VTR, Vitaphone
"talking pictures," probably one of the most important breakthroughs of
all time, and other topics like color TV, videotape editing, cameras,
and microphones. Some of the pioneers who made it happen will share
their memories with us. The Hollywood Section's access to a treasure
trove of classic gear for our "mini-museum" will make this a
"don't-miss" event!

SMPTE Student Event!
All members,
especially students, are invited to our special student event, as SMPTE
once again underscores the importance of our next generation of motion
imaging professionals.

Special Events
Don't miss our special events, giving you a chance to
network, meet new colleagues, and just maybe, have some fun!

SMPTE's 90th Anniversary Bash and Special Movie Screening at Warner Bros. Studios!
Wednesday – Evening

Industry Luncheon
Thursday - 12:15 -1:30 pm
with Keynote Speaker Kirk Paulsen,
Apple Senior Director of Professional Applications Marketing

Honors and Awards Reception
Friday - 7:00 - 9:00 pm

SMPTE Fellows Luncheon
Saturday - 12:15 - 1:30pm
with Keynote Speaker Wendy Aylsworth, Vice President of Technology for
Warner Bros. Technical Operations

Please Contact SMPTE for Details http://smpte.org

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