FEBRUARY 2006 MEETING

Making Movies on HDV: An Evening with Renaissance Man Frederic Haubrich

Date:        Wednesday, February 22, 2006
                 6:30 PM for food and networking, 7:00 PM meeting start
Location: Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, NJ
                Templeton Hall Basement Studio,
                College Road off Alexander (Directions below)
Cost:         Free for Princeton MCA-I Members
                      Other MCA-I members $5, Non-members $15.
                      Includes delicious submarine sandwiches, sodas & snacks.

Additional Information
Directions to the Meeting

Frederic Haubrich is a French-born filmmaker, editor, and technologist. Before founding Lumiere Media (http://lumieremedia.com) in 2001, Frederic was Chief Technology Officer for Hooked on Phonics in San Francisco, CA. Since that time, he has written, produced, and directed documentaries, independent narratives, commercials, and television pilots. Several of his projects have garnered the attention and praise of video industry giants such as Sony and JVC for their high quality visual appeal and low cost production.

When HDV was introduced to the market, Frederic and his team developed Lumiere HD (http://lumierehd.com), a software solution that allows editors to edit HDV in Final Cut Pro on the Mac platform. Over the last two years Lumiere HD has evolved with the HDV products available to keep up with the latest advances in HDV technology. Today it is the only solution for editing 24p HDV on Mac.

Frederic's expertise in HDV production technology has made him a frequent and popular speaker at industry events such as NAB, MacWorld, DVExpo, and film festivals around the country. His latest project is a feature film currently in post-production entitled Tomorrow is Today starring Scout Taylor-Compton (Sleepover, "The Gilmore Girls"). He directed the film, which was shot on HDV, during the summer of 2005 at the New Jersey shore. (Trailer available online at http://www.lumieremedia.com/tomorrowistoday/tomorrow_trailer/).

Frederic is a unique talent who will provide our organization with valuable insights into the cutting edge of both shooting and editing technology.

Join Us!

If this meeting sounds intriguing, now would be a good time to join PMCA. Our board is always looking for people who are excited about the video or electronic media profession and want to help us make the organization successful and rewarding.

Those interested in joining or sponsoring our activities should contact Andy Kienzle, PMCA President, at NXLevel, 609-466-2828, x20, akienzle@nxlevel.com. And visit our website: www.movingimage.org

Additional Information

Contact: Andy Kienzle, PMCA President,
          609-466-2828 ext. 20, akienzle@nxlevel.com

Princeton MCA-I 
         www.movingimage.org

Directions to Princeton Theological Seminary

The Princeton Campus of Princeton Theological Seminary is between 
Route 206 / Stockton Street, Princeton Pike / Mercer Street (Route 583), and College Road, off Alexander Road in downtown Princeton.

Templeton Hall is on the right a short distance down College Road from Alexander Road (first right from Alexander going south from Mercer).

There is a parking lot right next to Templeton Hall, off College Road. Enter the side door on the ground floor facing the street.

Maps at http://www.ptsem.edu/look/maps/campusmaps.htm

• Area Map (PDF)
• Princeton Campus Street Map (PDF)

Driving directions for Princeton Theological Seminary

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