Digital Video Expo Returns With New Location and Focus on
HD Content Creation and Distribution for the 21st Century
July 30, 2009
Source: DV Expo
NewBay Media, a leading
publisher of digital content creation media, announced new
features, a new location, and new dates for its 13th annual
Digital Video Expo, which is to be held at the Pasadena Convention
Center on September 22-24, 2009.
Thousands of professionals in the content creation industry
are expected to gather at the show for three full days of
intensive education, training, and networking events, as well
as the unique opportunity to test drive the latest products
and services from over 100 key industry innovators, including
Panasonic, Sony, JVC and Matrox Video.
This year’s Digital Video Expo includes
three new conference tracks, the integration of Broadcast
Symposium West, and Apple certification, including Final Cut
Pro 7 instruction from authors and master trainers Diana Weynand
and Michael Wohl, plus immersion courses for everyone from
beginners to advanced users. Also new this year is a special
track focusing on career management and development.
"We’re excited to present programming
that addresses today's incredibly competitive marketplace
for our growing family of attendees,” says David Williams,
Conference Chair, Digital Video Expo, and Editor, DV Magazine.
"Not only will we have a great show floor featuring all
the latest technology for production and post, but Digital
Video Expo takes the next step by also offering insight on
how to actually build your career. To quote one of our keynote
speakers, veteran entertainment industry career coach Jessica
Sitomer, ‘Sometimes talent isn't enough.' Well, technology
alone often isn't enough either. Today's creative content
professional needs to have not only talent and a firm grasp
on technology, but the ability to bring those attributes to
the marketplace. And Digital Video Expo is the only show that
addresses all three of those elements necessary for your success.”
The changes being made by Digital Video
Expo have already resonated with the content creation community,
as attendee registration is up more than 40 percent to date
over last year’s event.
“We’re gratified by our increased
registration, as it confirms our belief that this year's Digital
Video Expo programming and message is the right response to
today's challenging business realities,” says Carmel
King, NewBay Executive Vice President. “In addition,
our move to the Pasadena Convention Center will offer our
attendees a centralized, engaging, and lively destination,
featuring a world-class, pedestrian-friendly entertainment
district with over 500 restaurants, bars, theaters, and an
array of hotel options. Pasadena also has a rich TV and film
production industry history, and will make for a safe, convenient,
freeway-close, and comfortable destination.”
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