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XL Films, in conjunction with The Art Institute of Houston, is hosting a ONE-DAY learning workshop on September 18, 2008. The XL RED DAY Roadshow workshop is a technical workshop on the revolutionary and state of the art RED ONE 4K Digital Cinema system. Join other filmmakers and cinematographers as you learn about the RED ONE's capabilities, operation and menus, as well as an overview of the RED all-digital post-production workflow. As a bonus, you will get an in-depth look at "color grading" and "finishing" in Apple Color. IT'S FREE! XL Films is a digital film production company, based in Richmond, Texas. They have hosted this workshop several times and this year they will be hosting the workshop at The Art Institute of Houston in the Galleria area of Houston. IT'S FREE! XL Films specialized in live-action production, visual effects and editing, and much of their work is distinguished by the use of original music produced in-house. If you are still using your digital camera to make films you may want to take advantage of this opportunity to learn about the new RED ONE 4K digital camera. The RED ONE is now being used on a lot of today's movies, television shows commercials and other productions worldwide. This camera is becoming the choice movie camera for the serious filmmaker. The RED ONE camera produces images that are 4X the resolution of the best hi-def video and this camera produces a celluloid/film type look to your production that your Hi-Def camera can not achieve. The XL RED DAY Roadshow workshop will be held, Thursday, September 18, 2008 from 1PM to 7PM. RSVP To Ken Kosub at ken@XLfilms.tv by Friday, September 12, 2008 and let Mr. Kosub know that you are going to attend the RED Camera Workshop, the RED Post Workflow + Color Demo, or both. IT'S FREE! The workshop will be held at The Art Institute of Houston, 1900 Yorktown, Houston, Texas 77056 You can call the XL Flims' Studio at 281.633.8336 or, you can contact Mr. Ken Kosub at 281.650.4061 for more information. Please park on the roof of The Art Institute parking garage. To learn more about XL Films or The Art Institute of Houston click on the logo. This is a "Made in Texas" production company
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