Post Production World

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  • Post-Production World, Las Vegas (LV Event)

    Las Vegas Convention Center 3150 Paradise Rd, Los Vegas, NV, United States

    Post-Production World (PPW) is the premier training conference for content creators, filmmakers, video editors, and motion designers looking to sharpen their skills and stay ahead of the curve. Held in conjunction with NAB Show Las Vegas, this five-day immersive experience brings together industry-leading experts, certified trainers, and creative professionals to explore the latest in post-production workflows, cutting-edge editing techniques, AI-powered tools, and emerging technologies shaping the future of storytelling. Taking place April 5-9. Use the code ACE15 for 15% off.

  • Wicked: Camera to Cut: A Discussion with Cinematographer Alice Brooks, ASC, and Editor Myron Kerstein, ACE (LV Event)

    Las Vegas Convention Center 3150 Paradise Rd, Los Vegas, NV, United States

    Joining us will be Cinematographer, Alice Brooks ASC, and Editor, Myron Kerstein ACE, as they discuss how their collaboration helped to visually redefine this modern Broadway classic into the grandeur of Wicked: The Movie.

    From the wonder of sets constructed on a massive scale to the intricate, award-winning costume design, few elements of the production stand out on screen more than the collaboration between this Cinematographer and Editor as they visually interpret the magic of Director Jon M. Chu’s ambitious vision in this awe-inspiring portrayal of the Land of Oz before Dorothy.

  • The Art of Editing Panel with Sabrina Plisco, ACE, Kevin Tent, ACE and Michael McCusker, ACE (LV Event)

    Las Vegas Convention Center 3150 Paradise Rd, Los Vegas, NV, United States

    Join Sabrina Plisco, ACE; Michael McCusker, ACE; and Kevin Tent, ACE as they discuss the art of editing and show clips. Listen to how they approach their work, the decisions that shape their award-winning and nominated shows and films; and advice for those who are just starting out, looking to change genres, or are seasoned editors.