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NET June Lunch Event Details

Color Grading in the Cloud

With the availability of cost-effective connectivity and the application of strategically placed imaging science, remote color grading in 10 or even 12 bit 4:4:4 has arrived. Please join us on June 16 as we share the results and experience of color timing ETC’s “Fathead” in full 4:4:4 10 bit color. We will talk with the creative team on their experience and hear from the service providers. Blackmagic Design and a few others will be there—and so should you. Post production’s future is all about options, and working in the cloud means never having to say “export.” Join us!



Event COVID Policy:

All attendees will be required to show proof of full vaccination.

Networking Education Technology: NET Lunch

  • Thursday June 16, 2022
  • 11:30 am – 2:00 pm

This is a pre-paid event

  • HPA Members – $75  (registration OPEN NOW)
  • Non-Members – $90 (registration opens May 16th)

Schedule

11:30 am – 12:00 pm check-in and networking
12:00 pm – 12:30 pm grab your lunch and take a seat, welcome remarks
12:30 pm – 1:45 pm panel and Q&A
1:45 pm dessert and networking

Sheraton Universal

  • Starview Room
  • 333 Universal Hollywood Dr, Universal City, CA 91608

Get Directions


Panelists


Arianna Shining Star
Colorist, Light Iron


c. Craig Patterson
Director

c. Craig is a filmmaker from New Orleans’ 7th Ward neighborhood. He is a recipient of the George Lucas Family Scholarship and the Edward Small Award for writing and directing at USC in addition to being a finalist for Hillman Grad’s Rising Voices initiative.

His screenplays have received distinction from The Blacklist, Sundance Screenwriters Lab, Sundance Episodic Lab, the Nicholl Fellowship, in addition to the Award in Screenwriting from Columbia University. His producing work, The Cypher, premiered at Tribeca and was nominated best student short.

c. Craig recently directed the virtual production short film FATHEAD.


Shawn Sennett
Streambox


Kathryn Boyd-Batstone
Director of Photography

Most recently she was the 2021 DGA Student Film Gold Winner, Women’s Category and Caucus Foundation 2nd Place Gold Circle Winner for her film For Rosa which premiered on HBO MAX May 2021. She also is a 2019 ASC Student Heritage Award Finalist for a documentary she lensed called God Bless the Cook.

She is a USC School of Cinematic Arts MFA graduate with a master’s degree in cinematography and directing. A former Video Producer at We Are Mitú and years of dual immersion Spanish bilingual education, she is dedicated to helping tell stories that challenge stereotypes, push for change.

Her work as a photojournalist has been published in CNN, The San Francisco Chronicle, National Public Radio, The Washington Post, USA Today. Kathryn studied photojournalism at the University of Oregon and was a News21 Fellow.

Jon Walkenhorst
Sohonet


Edward Churchward
Arch Platform Technologies


Shawn Carlson
Assistant Editor, Blackmagic Design


James Blevins (Moderator)

James Blevins is a thriving Media and Entertainment Industry Consultant. Previously, James was a Post-Production Supervisor for Lucasfilm Productions, after having spent four and half years at Netflix, the world’s fastest growing studio,where the job of post production and distribution intertwined in a spectacular way. Time spent at Disney and 15 years in the VFX industry prepared James to take advantage of Netflix’s approach to production technology, identifying efficiencies and helping define new processes, standards, and workflows. James is a proud member of some of the finest institutions in film and television production and distribution and credits his passion to enable all the disciplines of storytelling with keeping him young and vivacious.


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