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Audio Engineering Society
Atlanta Section
Presents
Autumn Bailey Entertainment - FILMAtlanta - Blank Stage Productions
Present
"TV, FILM & DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT GET CONNECTED"
THURSDAY, MAY 31, 2012
6 pm - 11pm
The Foundry at Puritan Mill
916 Joseph E. Lowery Boulevard
Atlanta, Georgia 30318
$10 Admission
$5.00 Valet Parking
The Foundry does not have ATM or accept credit cards
CASH ONLY FOR Entry, Parking & Drinks
FREE FOOD & DESSERT - FIRST COME FIRST SERVE
Offered at 6:30PM & 8:30 PM
CALLING ALL GAME DESIGNERS, GAME DEVELOPERS, AUDIO & SOUND ENGINEERS, PRODUCERS, DIRECTORS, ACTORS and INDUSTRY EXECUTIVES
SCREENING THIS MONTH IS A SPECIAL FEATURE
STARTS AT 6:30 PM IN THE SCREENING ROOM
"Truth in 24" chronicles the Audi Sport racing teams as they attempt to win a record fifth consecutive 24 Hours of Le Mans.
The film gives viewers an unprecedented behind-the-scenes view of the strategies engineers and drivers use as they set out to make history.
Unlike any sports production, the film brings out all the drama and emotion of the 76-year old race and the people trying to win it.
TRAILER LINK http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=EtmNOsgfiV8
GAMING INDUSTRY PANEL
Starts at 8:15 PM
Meet the leaders in the Atlanta Game Development community who are making games and apps for TV and film properties.
Learn how to extend a brand and leverage IP through online, mobile and console games.
Topics will include second screen experiences, connected TV games and companion apps.
Bring business cards, portfolios, demo-reels, concepts, pitches and full blown digital entertainment business plans
as game designers, developers, artists, producers and industry executives will be looking to get connected to the TV & film industry.
(Dress to impress)
Film Makers Drop off your resumes in the crew box for a chance to be hired on upcoming local productions
How are new clients finding you?
ProductionHUB connects the film, television, video, gaming, live event and digital media production industry with those seeking production products, equipment, services and professionals.
Attracting more than 4 million searches last year alone, ProductionHUB is one of the fastest growing B2B sites of its kind. Your profile is the first step in getting found by new clients.
All Filmmakers & TV Producers please bring copies of your DVDs to be picked up for possible online distribution. Independent Distribution Group will be meeting with attendees and taking content on site.
IDG is an independent film and television distribution company with the mission of providing a stage for independent media creators to show cases their talents.
We service the fast-growing faction of independent film and televisions producers who create amazing content but may not have the opportunities to distribute their product though major outlets.
Game Lounge - Fun & Games
The Game Lounge will be filled with games that you can play that were developed right here in Atlanta.
Games like Boomblastica, Dungeon Crawlers, Centrifeud, Face the Fans, Songster and more
"Are We CALM Yet?"
A Joint Meeting with the SMPTE Atlanta Section
Presented by Mr. Patrick Waddell
Manager, Standards & Regulatory, Harmonic Inc., San Jose
Monday June 11, 2012
Dinner: 6:30 PM Presentation: 7:15 PM
Turner Techwood (Prior Security Clearance Required)
Broadcasters and Content Providers alike are
now painfully aware of the presence of the U.S. Commercial
Advertisement Loudness Mitigation Act (CALM Act) of 2010.
What may not be clear, however, is the impact of the Act, and
the FCC Rules it spawned, on the daily operations of content providers
and their “downstream” customers: the TV stations and MVPDs.
Additionally we will investigate the effects on ad creation and
distribution, as well as take a look at the background of both
the CALM Act and the ATSC Recommended Practice A/85 it
mandates. Our thanks to Harmonic Incorporated for providing the
evening's dinner.
Our speaker, Mr. Waddell, is a 30 year veteran of the
broadcasting industry, a SMPTE Fellow, and is currently the Chair of
the ATSC’s TG1/S6, the Specialist Group on Video/Audio Coding (which
includes loudness). Additionally, he was the founding Chair of
SMPTE 32NF, the Technology Committee on Network/Facilities
Infrastructure, and represents Harmonic at a number of industry
standards bodies, including SCTE, DVB, SMPTE, and the ATSC. In 2010
he was the recipient of the ATSC’s Bernard J. Lechner
Outstanding Contributor Award.
Please sign up by Friday, June 8, so your name will be on the list
sent to Turner Security for access to the Techwood campus.
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