From: John Morgan <John.Morgan@slcc.edu>
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Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2012 13:02:14 -0700
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I'd met you Steve (from a distance) at NAB several years ago. Nice to put a=
 face on Carey. Great idea on "In Production!"
John

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From: After Effects Mail List [mailto:AE-List@media-motion.tv] On Behalf Of=
 Steve Oakley
Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2012 11:25 AM
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Subject: [AE] "In Production" Web Series=20

Hi folks...

Do you know what happens when you have a call with some one chatting away, =
one thing leads to another, and then you get this idea :)

We're very happy to announce "In Production", a new web show targeted at pr=
oduction professionals is now live. This was a

"In Production" is a joint project of Carey Dissmore and Steve Oakley, who =
are long standing colleagues within the International Media Users Group (IM=
UG) community. "We've known each other for a long time, but never actually =
worked together until now" remarked Dissmore, "The basic premise of this sh=
ow is two working video pros talking shop."  Oakley continues: "At the end =
of the day, what you really need is the hands-on practical knowledge of how=
 things get done. That's what this is about...real life production. Sure's =
it's laced with our opinions, that's kind of the point. We hope our audienc=
e can pick up nuggets along the way that they can put to use in their own p=
roduction work."

"For our first series, we decided to go with the topic of color grading, as=
 it continues to surge in popularity and importance." said Dissmore, "A sig=
nificant development on that front is the killing of Apple Color. Both Stev=
e and I have replaced Color with DaVinci Resolve in our workflows. But...we=
 also use a variety of other color tools, as appropriate to the task at han=
d. That's one of the things we talk about on the show."=20

The first series: "In Production: DaVinci Resolve" releases today. Over the=
 course of six episodes, Dissmore and Oakley discuss the topic of color gra=
ding and discuss a range of tools and techniques in addition to specifics a=
bout DaVinci Resolve. The first two episodes debut today, with additional e=
pisodes released weekly.=20

"In Production" can be found by visiting either of its hosts industry-focus=
ed blogs at  http://SteveOakley.net and http://CareyDissmore.com . This ser=
ies is underwritten in part by Blackmagic Design.

I hope you guys enjoy it,  find it fun and worthwhile !


Steve Oakley and  Carey Dissmore
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