Demystifying HD Production - tools, terminology and more – A FREE Seminar

PRLog (Press Release) – Jul 15, 2008 – TV Pro Gear, Inc. (http://www.tvprogear.com), a leading systems integration and mobile solutions provider for the broadcast, production, and post industries, welcomes JVC to its Los Angeles Showroom for a hands-on demonstration of the latest in HD technology on July 24th.  The seminar is open to the public and absolutely free.  

This event will detail the entire HD production process from content acquisition to editing.  Attendees will gain first-hand experience with JVC's complete line of professional HD products. The goal of the hands-on demonstration is to make sure the attendees are fully acquainted with the newest HD gear and completely prepared to implement it within their current workflow.

“Should you acquire your content in 720P or 1080i? Should you shoot to tape, go tapeless or both? Anyone taking part in one of these seminars is going to come away with a much better understanding of the whole HD workflow,” said Boris Tahmasian, Director of Marketing for TV Pro Gear.

Presenter Jerry Cohen, a leading expert on High Definition, will cover an array of topics including HD cameras, signal formats, HD editing solutions, and HD microwave transmission using JVC's Libre Wireless System. He plans to provide the audience detailed insight into the best way to utilize High Definition in order to improve their productions.

“We hope attendees come away from our seminar feeling like HD experts,” says Chan Mahon, TV Pro Gear President “High Definition is taking over the production industry. We want to help people go beyond the hype and make informed decisions about their entire HD workflow."

Admission is absolutely free. There will be two separate sessions at TV Pro Gear’s Showroom at 1630 Flower Street Glendale, CA on July 24th.  The morning session begins at 10:00AM, and the afternoon session starts at 2:00PM.  Refreshments will be served at each session.

Visit http://www.tvprogear.com/pages/JVCHDProductionSeminar.aspx for more information and send an e-mail to AndrewP@tvprogear.com to sign up for either session.