You going to NAB?

Great stories exist in our community and the Final Cut Pro User Group Network (FCPUG Network) will bring these stories to the forefront to highlight at the 5th Annual NAB FCPUG SuperMeet, to take place on Wednesday, April 26th, at the Rio Hotel in Las Vegas.

The FCPUG Network is looking for your best work created in Final Cut Studio. This is your chance to get your work seen by a full house of filmmakers, broadcasters, FCP editors, gurus and enthusiasts. We're talking about hundreds of people seeing what can be done and what YOU have done in Final Cut Studio. So if you will be at NAB and want to show your work, then read on.

We will choose an undetermined amount of the best submissions based solely on how interesting it sounds and on diversity. Works can be from a doc, music video, narrative, animation, wedding, corporate, home movie or graphics heavy piece, or for the web. We don't care. We want to see what you are doing. This is not about good and bad. It's about interesting, stimulating and diverse stories.

HOW TO ENTER:
1. Send an email to michaelh@lafcpug.org
In the email, state your name and contact info and include a paragraph or two on what is on the tape you wish to submit. We are not accepting tapes at this time. Only emails from those who will be at NAB and at the FCPUG SuperMeet and have a piece they think will rock the house will be accepted.

2. Deadline to send your email is April 10, 2006. No exceptions!

3. All email entries received by April 10 will be reviewed by a panel of 5 curating judges from LAFCPUG, BOSFCPUG, CHIFCPUG and SF CUTTERS.

4. Through the curating process will select an undetermined amount of finalists by April 13, 2006. Each finalist will be contacted using the contact info supplied in your email.

RULES:
1. You, or someone involved in the making of your work must be present at the FCPUG SuperMeet, April 26 at the Rio Hotel in Las Vegas to show and tell about your work. No exceptions and no friends can show and tell for you! If you are not going to be at NAB and at our event, then don't send us a submission.

2. Your work must have been created using at least one of the applications in the Final Cut Studio Suite.

3. Your work can be on Mini DV, DVCam, DVCPro 50 or 100 or DVD only. No exceptions.

4. Each Show and Tell is limited to 5 minutes and not one minute more. If your work is three minutes in length, that means you will have two minutes to discuss it. NO EXCEPTIONS. You must stay within the 5 minute limit. We suggest keeping your work to be screened to 3-4 minutes in length. If it is longer than 5 minutes, you will have to edit it down before you submit it to us. We will not allow anything over this time limit.

Send your submission now to Michael Horton at:

michaelh@lafcpug.org



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