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Subject: [WarpCast] OS/2 Musclemen Video Production Facilities
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Source: SCOUG (MusclePRatscoug.com)
Moderator: Trevor Smith (feedbackatwarpcast.com)
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I'm getting sort of swamped here trying to schedule my two video
production crews for all the OS/2 Musclemen video production.

What I'd like to do is find some volunteer production people around
the country/Europe/Australia/etc. so the crews and the presenters
would be closer to each other.

If you have an interest in joining the OS/2 Musclemen video
production team, send me a message at MusclePRatscoug.com (put "Stan"
somewhere in the first line and I'll get it automatically, otherwise
they'll manually forward it to me).

Here's what I need:

1. People to do the actual recording of the presentations, either
directly to digital files or onto videotape which will later be
transferred to digital.  If you have or can borrow a video camera,
and have some place such as a meeting room or school auditorium stage
where a nice video can be made, you'd be a real help.

2. People to do transfers from videotape to digital files. The catch
here is that some computers drop too many frames or put kinks in the
sound track.  If you have a system that can do transfers without
glitches, and you have a CD-ROM burner or high-speed line so you can
get the digital files to us easily, let me know.

3. People to edit the recorded video files.  Typically the
presentations are recorded in pieces (like because the computer
freezes and has to be rebooted) and also they're recorded more than
once from different camera angles and the presentation then needs to
be edited together.  If you want to be an OS/2 Musclemen editor,
contact me.  Personally, I don't care whether you edit on OS/2 or
some other platform (Mac, BeOS, whatever) as long as we turn out lots
of top-quality OS/2 video presentations.

In case you missed the prior announcements, The OS/2 Musclemen is a
constantly-updated online OS/2 convention with many, many
conference-quality videos ready for viewing. The series debuts this
fall and will allow you to "attend" an OS/2 conference any time you
want and whenever you want.

Send me a message at MusclePRatscoug.com if you want to volunteer.
Thanks.

- Stan, Schedule Master, "The OS/2 Musclemen"


(The OS/2 Musclemen is a "Virtual OS/2 Conference" coming to you this
fall courtesy of Mark Abramowitz and The Southern California OS/2
User Group.)


 
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