NewTek, FX Academy and Amiga Expo are all pleased to announce the launch of the Worldwide LightWave Training Tour at Amiga Expo on March 29th-31st at the Marriott Hunt Valley Inn in Maryland!
Two days of powerhouse LightWave learning (Fri/Sat), with inside knowledge direct from the experts at NewTek in conjuction with the training team of FX Academy - the world's best LightWave and visual effects school. LightWave instructors include Lee Stranahan (Editor In Chief of Keyframe Magazine and the program director of FX Academy) and Graham Toms (NewTek Europe's director of training and a former teacher at the Disney Institute).
These seminars will feature instruction on all aspects of the latest release of LightWave, including character animation, modeling, logo work, lighting, rendering tips, special features like Sasquatch and Motion Designer and much much more! The lecture style training is going to be supplemented by a CD packed full of training materials, tutorials, demo software and other goodies - all for only $189 per person for the two day session!
In conjunction with the WorldWide LightWave Training Tour, Amiga Expo will also be hosting free Video Toaster[2] demos, Aura demos as well as resellers and more!
As a special bonus, anyone signing up for the LightWave Worldwide Training tour will also receive a free pass for the Amiga Expo show and exhibits. To sign up for the training visit
www.LearnLightWave.com. To book your hotel room call 1-410-785-7000 and be sure to mention Amiga Expo to get the discounted rates.
About The LightWave Worldwide Training Tour
Presented by NewTek, IBM, Keyframe Pro Magazine, newtekPRO magazine, and FX Academy, the LightWave Worldwide Training Tour will be visiting over 25 cities in the next months. The first leg of the tour is focused on the United States, Canada, and also has two stops in Europe. The complete tour schedule is available online at
www.LearnLightWave.com.
About The Amiga Expo
Amiga Expo is just about the coolest, most independent and fun computer trade show in years! You'll get a chance to learn the latest about the Amiga (yes, there's a latest) as well as seeing the current generation of products from companies who first got famous on the Amiga; companies like NewTek (creators of LightWave 3D and the Video Toaster) and Nova Designs (creators of ImageFX and Cinematte for Photoshop and Aura). Covering more than just the Amiga, you'll see other dealers and companies showing new hardware for many computer platforms and for video. Don't be surprised if you see actual robots tooling around as well - Team 'Top Secret Robotics' of Robot Wars and Robotica will be speaking as well!
There will also be a fun banquet on Saturday night and you can get your own banquet tickets only $35 per person by calling 1-800-932-6442 - or visit Amiga Expo's web site to order your banquet tickets online at
www.amigaexpo.com
