Digital Video

Whether it’s a profession or a hobby, Macworld is the place to learn the latest editing and production techniques for editing and shooting video. Several sessions are spread throughout our conference programs, highlighting the latest editing techniques. Whether you are a beginner or advanced, the Creative Safari conference program offers a hands-on approach to mastering your video making skills.

Creative Safari
The Creative Safari workshops offer full day, hands-on instruction to hone your creative digital skills. Class size is limited, and pre-registration is required when registering for any of the Creative Safari workshops. Classes are offered for all skill levels, from beginner to advanced. Utilizing footage brought on your own laptop, the Digital Video Creative Safari offers a full day of hands-on instruction on shooting and editing video footage.
Workshop:
•    Digital Video

Power Tools
2-day in-depth training on popular Mac software to bring your digital videography to a new level.
Session topics include:
•    Introduction to Final Cut Studio
•    Final Cut Studio 2 In-Depth
•    Mastering the Adobe Creative Suite
•    Learning Flash CS4

Users Conference
Find your digital muse at the Users Conference, renowned for its broad array of Mac subject matter and lively in-depth sessions, with experts from diverse fields providing inspiration and new computing ideas for both new Mac users and skilled masters alike.
Session topics include:
•    Regain Features of iMovie HD in iMovie '08
•    Hollywood Tricks for Home Movies
•    Ask the Editors!

MacLabs
MacLabs offer intimate, hands-on instruction for specific applications and tools. Class size is limited, and pre-registration for specific MacLabs is required when registering.
Session topics include:
•    Final Cut Studio 2 - Studio Workflows
•    Final Cut Studio Overview

Feature Presentations:
Open to all Macworld Conference & Expo attendees, come hear from leading Mac celebrities and visionaries on the developments in the Mac community.
Wednesday, January 7, 2009