Events

Japan Post Production
Conference 2013(JPPC 2013)Prior Applications Required

Lecture Fee : 1 session (90 minutes) ¥10,500 (Consumption Tax Included), All 4 sessions (6 hours) ¥29,400 (Consumption Tax Included)

◆Venue : Conference Room 103, 1F, International Conference Hall, Makuhari Messe
◆Organizer : Japan Electronics Show Association (JESA)

The Proven Event at NAB Show Will Come to Inter BEE! 

The training event with 9 years’ experience at NAB Show will be held at Inter BEE 2013.

Clearing Barriers of Time and Cost, but Keeping Quality and Passion! 

Without attending NAB Show, you can receive topnotch lectures at Inter BEE 2013.

Mr. Jeff Greenberg
Mr. Jeff Greenberg		 Jeff has worked on numerous corporate/industrial projects, regional and national commercials, music videos. Teaching both nationally and internationally for Future Media Concepts, he specializes in post-production, focusing on subject such as: Editing, High Definition, Standard Definition, DV, DVD Production, Workflow, Color Correction, Compression and Graphic Compositing.
   
Mr. Richard Harrington
Mr. Richard Harrington		 A certified instructor for Adobe, Apple, and Avid, Rich is a practiced expert in motion graphic design and digital video.
Rich is a member of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals Instructor Dream Team. His book, Photoshop for Video, was the first of its kind to focus on Photoshop's application in the world of video.

The Best Selection from all the topics of the Post Production Conference at NAB Show

11.15(Fri.)

10:00-11:30

Session 1
“Get the Most from Adobe Premiere Pro CC”

[Abstract]
Adobe Premiere Pro has gained wide adoption in the professional video world. While it offers several industry standard features, experienced editors need to rethink their approach to get the most from the application. Learn strategies to organize media and work with files natively. See how features like Adobe Dynamic Link and native graphic support improve the speed of your workflow. Learn how to use popular features like Dynamic Trimming, multi camera editing, and audio mixing. This session is taught by Adobe Master Trainer (and Classroom in a Book author) Richard Harrington.
Target audience: Editors and Motion Graphics professionals who wish to maximize their creativity and efficiency on creating projects in Premiere Pro
12:40-14:10

Session 2
“Great Video Compression for Video Professionals”

[Abstract]
What could you do to get your distributed video to look better? What are the most important rules when it comes to video compression? This session will cover the foundations of compression and give practical techniques to help improve the final look of your video. When the session is finished, attendees will have a structure and innate understanding of compression with minimal math needed. Open Q&A is welcome both during and after the session, to make sure your needs get answered.
Target Audience: Every editor who struggles to understand compression and is involved in publishing media online
14:20-15:50

Session 3
“Tracking and Stabilizing Cameras”

[Abstract]
In this session you'll learn how to take better control of your footage for both high quality productions and accessible visual effects. Learn practical production techniques to use when you want a smooth and stable shot as well as how to establish tracking marks in a scene. You'll also learn effective ways to stabilize footage in popular nonlinear editing and visual effects tools to get smoother footage like Smoothcam and the Warp Stabilizer. Finally, you'll learn how to track an object versus tracking a camera. This data can then be used to insert objects or text into a scene for accurate compositing and a modern visual approach.
Target audience: editors and VFX professionals
16:00-17:30

Session 4
“Color Correction tips for every NLE”

[Abstract]
Do you know the right order to adjust your color correction tools? Are you comfortable with all the scopes? Especially with the RGB Parade? Whichever editorial system you use, we'll cover the methods to help you achieve the best quality in your Color Correction. Attendees will know the key ingredients to perform primary grading on any editorial tool and will have a good grasp of using scopes. Open Q&A is welcome both during and after the session, to make sure your needs get answered.
Target Audience: Every editor who feels uneasy with their color correction knowledge if you don't know how to interpret the RGB parade, you should be in this class.

*NOTE: Conference content and/or schedules may be subject to change at any time.

Cross Media TheaterAdmission Free

◆Venue : Exhibition Hall 8, Makuhari Messe

11.13 (Wed.)

Next Generation Radio Group
Design Extreme Seminar
11.14 (Thu.)

Asia Contents Forum
Visual Effects Society
Japan Post Production Association
11.15 (Fri.)

Next Generation Radio Group
IPDC Forum

Loudness WorkshopAdmission Free

◆Venue : Exhibition Hall 4, Makuhari Messe
◆Organizer : Japan Post Production Association
◆Support : Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (Plan),
   The Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association (Plan), CM Surround Study Group
◆Cooperation : Japan Electronics Show Association

11.13 (Wed.)

11:00-11:40

Basic of Loudness
14:30-15:10

Actual Loudness 1 “Live broadcast”
15:20-16:00

Actual Loudness 2 “TV Program”
16:05-16:45

Actual Loudness 3 “CM”
16:50-17:30

Current Status and Issues of loudness

11.14 (Thu.)

11:00-11:40

Basic of Loudness
13:00-13:40

Actual Loudness 1 “Live broadcast”
14:00-14:40

Actual Loudness 2 “TV Program”
15:00-15:40

Actual Loudness 3 “CM”
16:00-16:40

Current Status and Issues of loudness

11.15 (Fri.)

11:00-11:40

Actual Loudness 2 “TV Program”
14:30-15:10

Actual Loudness 3 “CM”

The 50th JBA Symposium of Broadcast TechnologyAdmission Free

◆Venue : 3F, International Conference Hall, Makuhari Messe
◆Sponsored by : The Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association

  Room 301 Room 302 Room 303
11.13
(Wed.)		 10:30-16:20
Broadcast Operation		 10:30-15:05
Datacasting / Digital Service

15:30-16:20
Pictorial Image Technology		 10:30-14:15
Sound Broadcasting / Audio

14:40-16:20
Information Technology / Network
11.14
(Thu.)		 13:30-16:00
◆Special Program		   11:00-12:00
◆Related Events
11.15
(Fri.)		 10:55-16:20
Production Engineering		 10:30-15:55
Transmission		 10:30-15:55
Network Linkage / Communication

◆Related Events
11.14 (Thu.) 11:00-12:00
Venue : Room 303, International Conference Hall, Makuhari Messe
Revision of JBA Technical Standard T031 “File-based TV program exchange”

◆Special Program
11.14 (Thu.) 13:30-16:00
Venue : Room 301, International Conference Hall, Makuhari Messe
Transition of Shooting Techniques (Tentative)