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Video Forum 2003
 This
year's Video Forum at the Wembley Exhibition Centre runs for three days
(Tuesday February 11 to Thursday 13) and opens from 9.30am to 5pm (4pm
Thursday).
The show will cover the three key production areas of video, audio and
animation/special effects and will have 120 exhibitors specialising
in production (shooting, lighting, sound recording), post-production
(non-linear video editing and DVD production), new media and streaming.
As usual, Computer Video will have a stand (277), where it will
be possible to pick the brains of the editorial team and of expert freelancer
contributors and friends of the magazine and DVdoctor message board.
As well as CV's editor and deputy editor, the line-up will include broadcast-technology
authority Alan Roberts, and MediaStudio Pro maestro Richard Jones. Also
fielding questions will be Alcatel's Belgian streaming video guru Hendrik
Dacquin; Ray Liffen, ex-BBC ace cameraman and founder of Intech Services;
and DVD wizard Peter Wells.
 Each of
the three is also giving a seminar wearing a CV hat, so make sure to
book your seats. On Tuesday (13:00), Hendrik will explain how to pick
and choose between streaming formats. On Wednesday (11:15) Ray will
be outlining the options for those who want to move up from basic video
editing software.
And, on Thursday (13:00), Peter Wells will advise on how to make DVDs
as compatible as possible.
Ours are among 80 free seminars covering a wide range of topics, from
camera technology and advanced editing techniques, to broadcasting from
a desktop PC.
Full seminar programmes are available from any of the three webs sites
listed below:
Video Forum; www.videoforum.co.uk
Sounds Expo; www.sounds-expo.co.uk
ViZFx; www.vizfx.co.uk
Companies attending
this year's event and demonstrating their latest products will include
Adobe, Pinnacle, Avid, Canopus, Dazzle, Ulead, DVC, Edirol, Datavision,
Apple and Sony.
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