Thursday
26th August 2004
15:30 - 17:00
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PANEL
DISCUSSION
Royal
Museums of Scotland
Chambers Street
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Unravelling HD
What
is High Definition?
Why choose HD?
Why is the take-up of HD being slowed
down?
What are the implications for the future
of cinema?
A
panel of experts from different industry
sectors demystify the key issues, and
take questions from supporters and sceptics.
Chaired
by: Julian Mitchell (High Definition
Magazine) Speakers include: Barry Basset
(VMI), Mark Foligno (Molinare), Tony
Salmon (Dir), Carole Sheridan (Scottish
Screen), Hazel Wright (BBC Worldwide)
Preceding
the discussion there will be a screening
of a trailer of the documentary “Beyond
the Margin, the Life of John A. Alonzo”
fresh from the editing suite in Germany,
about the American cinematographer and
his HD experience in the early 90s,
presented by Montagnola Productions.
Followed
by a light buffet kindly supported by
Molinare.
Molinare
is one of Britain's longest established
and most highly respected post-production
houses, offering the widest range of
facilities in central London and an
expertise in HD.
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Friday
27th August 2004
10:00 - 10:50
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PRESENTATION
Radisson SAS Hotel
Royal Mile |
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From
DV through HD and film
Introducing Apple's Production
Suite, the essential software suite
for film and video production that delivers
real-time production tools in one comprehensive
and integrated package.
See how Apple's tools combined with
the power of the G5 processor help you
create stunning productions.
Introduced by Simon Harper - Apple UK's
Business Development Manger and Presented
by Byron Wijayawardena - Apple UK's
resident product specialist.
Combining Apple's industry-leading Final
Cut Pro HD, DVD Studio Pro 3 and Motion,
Production Suite offers the most comprehensive
collection of professional graphics,
video, audio and DVD authoring applications
to deliver real-time interactivity on
a desktop or notebook computer. With
common user interface elements shared
across all the applications, Production
Suite provides a seamless, intuitive
and integrated workflow for film and
video production.
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Friday
27th August 2004
11:00 - 11:30
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PRESENTATION
Radisson SAS Hotel
Royal Mile |
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Pepper
Postproduction
Do you really need 2K?
Zahida Bacchus presents the
benefits of posting your feature via
the HD route. Aimed at filmmakers at
any level who choose to shoot on both
film and HD formats for digital projection
and re-record to a digital intermediate
for theatrical release.
Including
a Q&A session with Jethro Harris
- Operations Manager.
Pepper
is a leading London-based High Definition
post-production facility. It continues
to be a forerunner in the film, broadcast
and commercials markets.
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Friday
27th August 2004
11:45 - 13:15
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PANEL
DISCUSSION
Radisson
SAS Hotel
Royal Mile
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The View
from Directors, Producers and DoPs
Sharing experience from key
perspectives of production, such as
lighting, composition, other creative
choices and also funding, offering tips
and making practical comparisons to
film.
Chaired
by: Julian Mitchell (High Definition
Magazine)
Speakers include: Richard Jobson (Dir),
Tony Salmon (Dir), Terry Flaxton (DoP),
Chris Atkins (Dir/Prod), Paul Wiffen
(Dir/Prod), Nigel Shepherd (TV Dir/Prod),
John Rhodes (DoP)
Followed
by a light buffet kindly supported by
Pepper Postproduction.
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Saturday
28th August 2004
11:00 - 12:30
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PANEL
DISCUSSION
Radisson
SAS Hotel
Royal Mile
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Possibilities
with HD in Post Production
Post production companies
with invaluable understanding of the
technical requirements of HD share their
knowledge and expertise, and demonstrate
how an entire production process can
benefit from the latest technology available
in post, highlighting the creative flexibility
HD can offer.
Chaired by: Julian Mitchell (High Definition
Magazine)
Speakers include: George Panayiotou
(Films @ 59), Chris Atkins (S2S), Andrew
Cummings (AHC) (tbc).
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Saturday
28th August 2004
12:45 - 13:45
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DISCUSSION
Radisson
SAS Hotel
Royal Mile
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An HD
Project in Close Up
"February of last year,
with five feature films we wanted to
develop and no track record, we both
realized we were never going to get
anywhere unless we followed in the footsteps
of the likes of Peter Jackson and Robert
Rodriguez…"
Learn from Prod David Burns and Dir
Nicolas van Pallandt about the ups and
downs of producing and directing 'Making
Waves' (showing at 19:45), should you
be considering embarking on an HD project
in the near future.
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Sunday
29th August 2004
12:30 - 13:30
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DISCUSSION
Radisson
SAS Hotel
Royal Mile
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HDTV
- What is in Store?
Come and be a part of
this informal discussion on acquisition
and the future of broadcasting.
Chaired by: Julian Mitchell (High Definition
Magazine)
Speakers include: Brendan Slammin (DTG),
Andy Quested (BBC), Janet Anne West
(The Skills Zone Ltd), Hazel Wright
(BBC Worldwide), Nigel Shepherd (PlaybackHD).
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Monday
30th August 2004
14:10 - 15:30
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EVENT
Radisson
SAS Hotel
Royal Mile
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HD Nibbles
Ed
Fest Documentary
Highlights of the weird and wonderful
day in Edinburgh, shot on HD and edited
on site. Just in case you haven’t
had enough already…
Dir Paul Wiffen
To be followed by:
Announcement
of 'Sweet HD Shorts' & 'Sweet Success'
Winners
'Sweet HD Shorts' is an HD short screenplay
competition whereby the most promising
screenplay will be produced by Sweet,
using a multitude of equipment including
HD cameras, the latest sound kit and
online HD post production, kindly supplied
by our sponsors. A comprehensive feature
on the short will also appear in 'High
Definition Magazine', and will be broadcast
on a new HD channel.
'Sweet
Success' is a prize which will be given
to the film screened in competition
which shows most promise.
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