ASMP Tennessee is proud to present another installment of the ASMP educational series hosted by Dury’s of Nashville. Gail Mooney, from Kelly/Mooney Productions, will be discussing the increased demand for video and how to identify potential opportunities for you. What tools do you need? How do you change your thinking from still to motion? What are the business models for video production?

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When: Thursday, January 28, 2010, Social 6:30pm, Presentation Begins 7:00pm

Where: Dury’s Classroom, 701 Ewing Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203

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ASMP Tennessee is presenting a free evening with Trew Audio and CameraTrux hosted by David Bean at Studio Daylight on January 21st.

Join us as we explore and learn about capturing quality audio for our multimedia or motion projects and also get to see high end video cameras such as Panasonic, Arriflex and the Red One Camera!

Hands-on demonstrations of the RED camera, rigging, mics and more, and how to make cameras like the Canon 5DII (and other HD DSLRs) work for indie and commercial motion projects. These topics are important for many photographers to embrace with the converging technologies of stills and motion and with the growing trend of clients seeking content creators who can produce both stills and motion. There is now more than ever the opportunity to create new forms of art, independent films, corporate videos, music videos, wedding videos, advertising work with high production quality and manageable budgets.

When: Thursday January 21, 2010, Social 6:00pm, Demonstration begins 6:30pm

Where: Studio Daylight, 521 8th Ave. South Nashville, 37203 (In Cannery Row)

Free to all! Please join us.