Lynne Jolitz Invited to Present at ACE2004
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Lynne Jolitz ACE2004 Paper Submission Accepted
ACE2004 Massive Video Production Paper on Berkeley Physics Alumni Outreach

Lynne Jolitz, CTO ExecProducer, was notified on April 4, 2004 that her paper on using massive video production to build alumni outreach was accepted to the ACM SIGCHI International Conference on Advances in Computer Entertainment Technology in Singapore (June 2004). The ACE2004 Conference is considered the foremost international conference on cutting-edge entertainment technologies in online games, CGI movies, interactive TV, virtual reality, and animatronics. The participants range from academics and researchers to entertainment giants like Disney and Pixar. According to Gino Yu, General Chair of the conference and of Hong Kong Polytechnic University, "Entertainment applications are becoming the main factor driving innovation in digital technology". ExecProducer is proud to be a participant in this exciting and growing area of Massive Video Production digital entertainment.

Lessons Learned in Massive Video Production

The paper entitled "Lessons Learned in Massive Video Production (MVP) for University Alumni Outreach" (Lynne Jolitz, CTO, United States) details the yearlong trails of using Massive Video Production to encourage alumni participation through produced video by students, faculty, staff, and alumni of the department. Working with the Physics Department of the University of California at Berkeley, ExecProducer created an entirely new mechanism to subscribe, process, and approve up to 2,500 video productions viewable via the web internationally, with links to news and information on endowments and donations. The trails were launched as part of former Chancellor Berndahl's rejuvenation of the department after an official report critical of the future of the department was released. Among it's findings were that building a stronger alumni presence would assist the department in maintaining it's "luster" as one of the most prestigious physics departments in the world. Lynne is a alumna of the department.

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June 2004. ACM SIGCHI International Conference on Advances in Computer Entertainment Technology (ACE 2004). National University of Singapore, Singapore. Lessons Learned in Massive Video Production (MVP) for University Alumni Outreach. In this paper, we describe lessons learned in creating a Massive Video Production (MVP) mechanism and filmography environment for the University of California at Berkeley. The goal was to provide a university department mandated to expand alumni outreach with personalized university-branded alumni VideoGreetings using a convenient and dynamic alumni outreach tool with modern multimedia production standards coupled with commonplace digital camera raw clips with no intervention on the part of the alumni coordinator and department other than editorial approval of the finished production. The actual mechanism consists of a hosted production engine, filmography and search environment, review and editorial functions, and subscription and protection. See also Lynne Jolitz Invited to Present at ACE2004 and retail version of this service can be found at "MinutePitch - Your Video Screen on the Web!", quick pitch ("Just Add Message ... That Easy!"), with details of what it provides ("What does MinutePitch do for you?"), what it does for you("Get the Most out of Video") and the point of using it ("Getting the Most out of Your Marketing and Sales Budget")

See also "Lynne's Take on Tech - Massive Video Production (MVP), Berkeley physics, and all that - I got an ACE2004 acceptance to present! ", "Lynne's Take on Tech - Forget Printers and Film - It's Digital Cameras and Clips - Where should Kodak head now?", "California Connects GenYs with Digital Media", .

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