Blackmagic Design Conference & Expo
Austin, TX
August 23, 2018
Join us for the Blackmagic Design Conference and Expo tour for a first look at the brand new DaVinci Resolve workflow features for EVO Shared Storage.
Time & Date
TuesdayAugust 23rd5:00-8:30pm
Location
Sheraton Austin Hotel at the Capitol701 East 11th StreetAustin, TX 78701
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Event Overview
- Learn how to include 16-bit 4K DPX and OpenEXR into your shared workflows with EVO DPX >
- Start taking full advantage of DaVinci Resolve’s collaborative features with EVO’s hosted Resolve database
- Learn how to improve data wrangling on set, and get more organized in the edit suite
- Attend keynote and training sessions from some of the top colorists, VFX artists, editors, and DPs in the industry
- Meet and greet with other professionals and hone your skills with Blackmagic hardware and software
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