Workshops

[Drool]

Good day.

I have been working with a couple of entities assembling a RED workshop (sorry, we wish to remain anonymous until the launch). We are concentrating our efforts on professionals form both the video and film worlds.

This will be more than a presentation and will involve seasoned professionals that know the RED inside and out. Sort of a RED masters class, if you will.

Keeping in the spirit of RED, we are very interested in what you might expect to see in a RED workshop.

Thank you.

 

[Brandon Fraley]

where are you?

 

[Drool]

where are you?

For starters... No. California.

 

[Lucas Wilson]

Good day.

I have been working with a couple of entities assembling a RED workshop (sorry, we wish to remain anonymous until the launch). We are concentrating our efforts on professionals form both the video and film worlds.

This will be more than a presentation and will involve seasoned professionals that know the RED inside and out. Sort of a RED masters class, if you will.

Keeping in the spirit of RED, we are very interested in what you might expect to see in a RED workshop.

Thank you.

Sorry Drool, but staying anonymous and secretive with anonymous "seasoned professionals" on your very first post on the forum that is well accepted as the leading RED forum, and asking questions that should be obvious to professionals doesn't seem very in the spirit of RED and this forum at all.

I am not the world's most seasoned post professional, but if I were putting together a curriculum for RED post-production, I know exactly what people want to know and what to present.

My apologies if this is a great, legit effort - but this isn't the way to approach it.

Best,

Lucas Wilson
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ASSIMILATE, inc.
LA, CA, USA

 

[Brandon Fraley]

My apologies if this is a great, legit effort - but this isn't the way to approach it.

agreed. I mean, there's nothing wrong with your post, but it's just super odd.

 

[BigLu]

Sounds like Government stuff to me.

 

[A. Bastaki]

yeah... what a weirdo