[Tig] Resolve, Baselight, Nucoder training etc

[Bob Chorley]

Hello Anna.

Thank you for your enquiry.

We can arrange customised training for colourists, production and 
technical staff at any of our regional offices. This training can be 
provided prior to a system being installed. We also offer on-site 
training which can be arranged as part of the installation process. This 
way, once the installation has been finally commissioned, your 
colourists can be ready to work.
Brochures and datasheets for Baselight and our other products can be 
downloaded from our website: 
http://www.filmlight.ltd.uk/content/c_baselight.html#info
If you are visiting NAB this year, you can see all our systems and book 
a demonstration at stand SL8608. We shall also be demonstrating the 
Baselight system at Broadcast Asia in June.
I have contacted the sales manager for your region and he will provide 
you with comparative costs for the different system configurations.

If you require any further information or would like to book a training 
course or arrange a demonstration, then please contact me.

Best regards,

Bob.



sales at digitalmagic.com.hk wrote:
> Dear Bob,
>
> We have interest in BAselight and FilmLight.
> Please kindly advise how we could learn more.
>
> 1. Could we get some of our colorist trained ahead.
> 2. How I could I get hold of the online info
> 3. Could you describe to us the system config vs cost.
>
> many thanks
>
> Anna Kan
> Digital magic, Hong Kong
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob Chorley" <bob at filmlight.ltd.uk>
> To: <tig at ns1.colorist.org>
> Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 7:12 PM
> Subject: Re: [Tig] Resolve, Baselight, Nucoder training etc
>
>
>> Thanks to Bob Kertesz and Ted Langdell
>> for 2007.  http://www.colorist.org/wiki3
>> ====
>>
>>
>>
>> Hi Warren,
>>
>> FilmLight offers a general 'Introductory Freelance Colourist course' at
>> our offices in London. Details of this course - dates and background
>> information can be found on our website -
>> http://www.filmlight.ltd.uk/training.htm. This course will soon be
>> available in other regions.
>> For customers in the Asia Pacific region we currently run Baselight
>> courses at our Sydney office and can also arrange on-site training. 
>> These
>> courses follow a standard syllabus but are normally customised for
>> individual requirements and tend to cover a complete workflow as well as
>> the operational features of the equipment.
>> In addition to training for colourists we can also provide technical
>> training for those responsible for installing and maintaining FilmLight
>> systems. All courses include manuals, course materials and access to 
>> PDFs
>> and other resources on our website.
>> If you would like to know more, or are interested in booking some 
>> time on
>> the Baselight system at our Sydney office, please don't hesitate to 
>> get in
>> touch.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Bob.
>>
>> ---------------------------------------------
>> Bob Chorley, Support Manager
>> FilmLight Asia Pacific
>> Enquiries: +61 (0)2 8746 0606
>> Support: +61 (0)2 8307 3839
>> Sales: +64 (0)9 294 9152
>> www.filmlight.ltd.uk
>> ---------------------------------------------
>>
>>
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> As a Freelance Colorist you used to be able to earn a crust knowing how
>>> to drive
>>> 1 Color Correction system, maybe 2....hang on, there was only 2!
>>> Now things are very different, maybe 10 boxes all claiming to make
>>> beautiful images.
>>> In Australia and NZ we have a number of da-vinci 2Ks
>>> some Pogles but also have Resolve, Pablo, Baselight, Nucoder, and 
>>> Lustre.
>>> I am interested to know from the Color Grader manufacturers what 
>>> training
>>> options they offer Freelance Colorists?
>>> Onsite training, official factory training courses, DVDs, Podcasts,
>>> Quicktimes, hard copy manuals, PDFs?
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance
>>>
>>> Warren Eagles
>>> Freelance Colorist
>>> Australia
>>>
>>
>>
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