DECEMBER 2003 MEETING

Apple's Next Generation 
Media Creation Tools

Nick Floro, Sealworks, Inc.

Date:        Wednesday, December 17, 2003
Time:        6:30 PM for food and networking, 7:00 PM meeting start
Location: Auditorium, Sarnoff Corporation, Princeton, NJ
                 201 Washington Road (Rt 571, 1/4 mile south of US 1)
  Cost:        Free for Princeton MCA-I Members, 
                      Other MCA-I members $5, Non-members $15
                      Includes delicious submarine sandwiches.

Additional Information
Directions to the Meeting

Apple's Next Generation Media Creation Tools:
   QuickTime 6, MPEG 4, OS X: Panther, G5

Should a new Apple be under your Christmas tree? Nick Floro, President of
Sealworks, Inc., an interactive developer of digital solutions for delivery
on the web, CD and digital devices, will cover a lot of ground in this
demo-based meeting.

QuickTime 6
Learn about the latest version of QuickTime for Windows and Macintosh why QuickTime will allow you to distribute to more platforms without
re-inventing the wheel each time.

We'll cover the latest compression technologies, discuss Internet streaming options, tour the QuickTime Player's authoring features, learn how to access advanced QuickTime effects and interactivity functions, and learn about the exciting new MPEG 4 standard. We'll also provide an overview of QuickTime Virtual Reality. Learn how to shoot QT scenes, create objects with 3D applications, add sound and interactivity, and incorporate nodes into Web and interactive applications.

OS X: Making the Switch!
Learn about Panther, the next generation of OS X. The OS X platform combines the rock-solid reliability of UNIX with the ease of use of Macintosh. Whether you're a Mac user who's upgrading, a Windows user who's looking at switching to the Mac, or a UNIX user who wants to use key applications like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Microsoft Office, Final Cut, and DVD Studio Pro, this will help you decide if Apple really offers more..

Power Macintosh G5!
Apple's Power Mac G5 is a revolutionary 64-bit desktop system designed to
meet the high-performance, no-compromise requirements of the creative
professional. With advanced 64-bit computing, the industry's fastest
frontside bus, a high-bandwidth architecture, and plenty of high-speed
memory--the Power Mac G5 outperforms even the fastest Pentium 4-based
desktops.

Nick has over 15 years of experience producing projects for The Wall Street
Journal, Merrill Lynch, Johnson & Johnson, McGraw-Hill, Barron's, Prince,
and The Wharton School. Nick also teaches numerous workshops at MacWorld, QuickTime Live and special events on interactive development.

No RSVPs are required for the meeting. For more information contact Andy
Kienzle, PMCA President, at Newton Gravity Shift, 609-818-0025 x146.

Additional Information

Contact: Andy Kienzle, PMCA President,
         609-818-0025, x146, akienzle@newtongravity.com

Princeton MCA-I
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Directions to Sarnoff Corp.

Sarnoff Corp. is on Routes 1 and 571,
         off the Penns Neck circle at Washington Road / Route 571

From Route 1, take Route 571 towards Hightstown
         Take the first left at the Sarnoff sign
         The Sarnoff building is straight ahead two blocks
         At the building, turn left to Auditorium, right for additional parking

Sarnoff: Directions
         http://www.sarnoff.com/contact/directions.asp

Driving directions for Sarnoff Corp.