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SNS at the Blackmagic Design Expo Tour — D.C.

July 17th, 2018 — Visit us at the Blackmagic Design Expo in Washington D.C.

Blackmagic Design Conference & Expo
Washington D.C
July 17, 2018

Join us for the Blackmagic Design Conference and Expo tour for a first look at the brand new DaVinci Resolve workflow features in EVO Shared Storage.

Time & Date

Tuesday
July 17th
5:00-8:30pm

Location

Georgetown U. Conference Center
3800 Reservoir Rd NW
Washington, DC 20057

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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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