EAST COAST TRAINING
NEW YORK OFFICE
The East Coast Training Room has been expanding its selection of courses, seminars, and special events since opening its doors, the spring of 2005. Thanks to the continued support and generosity of Michael Phillips and Avid technologies, we now have a total of three Avid MC Soft version; our new alliance with Matthew Cohen, Partner and Owner at Tekserve, has provided us with donations, educational discounts, and three Macbook Pros for additional work stations.
Members in good standing have the opportunity to participate in courses limited to three participants, to ensure individual attention, and still maintain a group atmosphere. June 2007 will introduce summer courses, with individual workstations for Avid and FCP; one-on-one training and private tutoring in a variety of applications. Members can also call and sign up to spend time alone on any of the equipment. All courses must be registered for via email, and are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
As always, courses are taught in the Guild Training Room, by fellow members, replicating actual workflows. Courses cover applications and topics such as Avid MC (assistant editor workflow, Avid editing for FCP editors, Advanced Editing techniques), After Effects, PhotoShop, Pro Tools for music editors, and FCP for Avid editors.
For more information about Member Training, course and seminar descriptions and details, visit the Training page in the Members Only section of this site.
Please contact Rebecca Morton (nytraining@editorsguild.com, 212 302 0700 ext. 209) the eastern region’s new Training Room Coordinator with ideas for systems, applications and courses that interest you.
Seminar Tapes for Members
- HD Workflow for Assistants
- Editing the Matrix
- The Importance of Mentoring
- Digital Sound Dailies Using Deva
- John Q screening Q&A
- Avid to Windows NT
- Third Party Apps for Avid
- Magless Dailies
- Final Cut Pro in the Hotseat
- Everything About Pulldown
- Audio for the Avid
- Organizing Bins & Drives
- Painless Transition To VFX
- Avid Xpress DV 3.5
- Making Post Prod. Visuals for Features
- Intro to Avid Unity
- Introduction to Lightworks Touch
- Final Cut Pro - Organizing a Project
- Discreet-Smoke Master Class
- Avid & How to Use 23.976 vs. 24fps Projects
- Editing: A Side by Side Comparison - Avid vs. Final Cut Pro
- Audio Workflows with Avid and Pro Tools
Editors Guild members can borrow a tape by calling Anita Herrmann at 323-876-4770 or emailing aherrmann@editorsguild.com.
More information on our training facilities in New York is available to Guild members under the Training menu of the Members Only section of this website.
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