Pre-NAB Kickoff Meeting

Help welcome SF Content Creators back to life!

The first meeting of the SF Content Creators user group. We'll be hosted by Adobe at 601 Townsend in San Francisco. Food and Drink will be provided by Digital Anarchy. This first meeting will be free!

The schedule so far is:

Phil Spitler of Bonfire Labs is showing off how they used a Kinect to capture a 3D space that was then modelled in Cinema 4D. The Kinect is some pretty powerful hardware, so it'll be great to see it in action.

Matt Silverman of Swordfish will be discussing the wide diversity of projects being created at his studio, including motion design, live-action production, CG product renderings, print campaigns, UX, stop motion, VR/AR and more.

Jim Tierney of Digital Anarchy will show what they're announcing at NAB. Transcriptive for Premiere Pro, which makes automatic transcription possible for captions, sub-titles, SEO for YouTube and much more. Come get this sneak peak of this great new tool.

Also join us in raffling off fabulous prizes from our sponsors. We'd also like to get your input for future features, events, and topics.

Date: April 12, 2017
Place: Adobe, 601 Townsend
Time: 7PM-10PM
Cost: Free

Animation Spectacular Meeting

Check out amazing breakdowns for Deadpool, previs/postvis/mocap, stop-motion and more. With beer and food sponsored by Digital Anarchy!

Webster Colcord

Vimeo.com/webstercolcord

Webster got his start in animation in 1987 at Will Vinton Studios in Portland, Oregon. He has worked for various studios including Disney, Fox, Warner Bros, PDI/ Dreamworks, Electronic Arts, ImageMovers, and Universal. He was the animation supervisor on the 2007 hit Korean movie "The Host", working out of The Orphanage in San Francisco. Moving to L.A. in 2011, he took up the role of previs/postvis supervisor on Seth MacFarlane's "Ted" and in 2014 was mocap supervisor on "Ted 2". Webster returned to the Bay Area in 2015 to supervise Atomic Fiction's animation work on "Deadpool". In addition to VFX work, he has produced and directed commercials, short films and music videos and he works in a variety of animation media.

Jon Peters

Athena Studios

Jon Peters is founder of Athena Studios in Emeryville, CA, which focuses on stop-motion animation and post production. His work as a designer, director and producer on shorts, corporate and commercial productions has won numerous awards and has been written about in Fortune, Forbes, Wired, Adweek, Print and various other publications over the years.

Jon started his career as an industrial designer and professional model-maker. He first became interested in stop-motion animation when he saw Ray Harryhausen's work on The 7th Voyage of Sinbad as a child. His first job out of college in 1980 was working with the optical photography coordinator from Star Wars designing a scifi themed amusement center. While it took almost 45 years for Jon to fully realize his dream to form a stop-motion studio he says "the best things in life are worth waiting for."

Jon was an elected Board Member of the Northern California Chapter of the Visual Effects Society. He lives in the Oakland area with his wife, three children, dog and seven guitars.

Also join us in raffling off some fabulous prizes from our sponsors. Beer and food sponsored by Digital Anarchy! We'd also like to get your input for future features, events, and topics.

Date: May 10, 2017
Place: Adobe, 601 Townsend
Time: 7PM-10PM
Cost: Free

GYST (Get Your Sh*t Together)

We all want more time. Well, with new SF Content Creators host Matthew Law, we'll learn all about workflow with the Script of the Month Segment. And as a bonus, we will raffle off the scripts he mentions courtesy of aescripts + aeplugins!

Also, regular host Colin Sebestyen will provide an accessible, non-technical primer to getting started with authoring your own scripts/expressions.

Finally, regular host Matt Silverman will show a use-case of a nasty bug in AE and give away a script Swordfish made to fix it.

Meeting Notes:

Matthew showed many scripts and stressed the importance of workflow in After Effects.

References and Links

Colin Sebestyen gave a primer on javascript and an introduction to scripting in After Effects. URLS, resources, demo scripts, projects, .PDFs, and the presentation itself can be found here.

Matt Silverman showed scripts in the context of production and professional practice. He's going to get a few of the scripts he showed off more ready for primetime/download, but in the meantime, the reverse comp script that fixed the frame-interlace-reverse-footage bug can be found here.

With beer and food sponsored by Digital Anarchy!

Matthew Law

Portfolio

I'm a Bay Area native with a passion for moving imagery and a knack for technical learning. I graduated from Ex'pression College for Digital Art (Class 32) in May of 2005, just two week after starting as an associate designer for AKQA San Francisco. Over the next 7 years I grew from "that kid in the basement who knows After Effects" to the de facto technical advisor for all in house video production, animation, and visual effects jobs.

I spent the next 3 and a half years as a freelancer servicing companies large and small, both inside and outside the Bay Area, doing everything from feature film graphics and compositing to animated UI prototyping to event graphics. I'm currently working as Senior Motion Designer on the brand team at Lyft.

Also join us in raffling off some fabulous prizes from our sponsors. Beer and food sponsored by Digital Anarchy! We'd also like to get your input for future features, events, and topics.

Date: June 14, 2017
Place: Adobe, 601 Townsend
Time: 7PM-10PM
Cost: Free

Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes Meeting

The industry is changing. Always. How do you make sense of the changes and future proof your career? Our two speakers will address adaptation and change with a fun look back at their work. One will showcase how he embraced drones and became an expert in the field of drone cinematography, while the other will offer a fun-filled talk with twists and turns through advertising, broadcasting, interneting, and start ups. We’ll grapple with techniques for not letting the technology dictate your creativity. As a super fun bonus, some of the drones will be on-hand for everyone to check out!

Meeting Notes:

Mike showed his script Joysticks & Sliders off and had them oohing and ahhing. Here's his notes:

Inspiration + Introduction

I came up with Joysticks and Sliders over the holiday break at the end of 2015. At the time there were well-established rigging tools like DUIK and Rubberhose that really took care of the need for rigging IK arms and legs and lots of body animation. But there wasn’t a tool out there to help with head and facial rigging, which I had a good bit of experience doing in 3D software.

I had previously seen this video demoing a Flash extension built by Titmouse called “Facinator” Looked really cool, but it looks like a ton of work setting up all those individual angle poses for each character.

Also, if you’re familiar with Tiny Inventions, they had showed off some After Effects rigs they had made for their short film “Something left, something taken” around 8 mins in.

So I knew how in-depth After Effects rigging could get, and I knew how time-consuming it can be to hand-write expressions for every property you need to rig, so I sought out to create a pose-based rigging system in After Effects that could be set up fairly quickly. I drew inspiration from features in most 3D programs that allow you to store a character pose containing data from many attributes into one datablock and mix it with others. (# indicates the item number in the demo COMPS folder of the aep.) Mike's Notes:

Rig two solids to a joystick to convey concept
Show hipster head rig (#1 in aep)
Connect it to hipster body to show moving to parent
Show hipster dance rig to show body pose rigging
TrumpFacts
Show basic shape rigging #2
Show blue head
Steve Kirby's rigs(extreme examples of shape rigging from the Fassine music video)
Show hand rig with sliders #3
Do arrow rig #4 Show use of sliders and path shape rigging.
Mouth rig #5(example with dialogue)
Vimeo - info and tutorials

Meghan and Jeff showed off lots of great work. Meghan's still working on her prezo and Jeff showed mostly footage in his presentation.

There were lots of prize winners in a PACKED house. Over 100 attendees!

Also, regular host Mathew Law will be featuring a script of the month with Mike Overbeck, creator of Joysticks + Sliders. Give aways courtesy of Mike and aescripts + aeplugins! We have an amazing raffle lined up this month. Prizes from Maxon, Red Giant, Digital Anarchy, Swordfish/Mekajiki, and Black Magic Design! Must be present to win.

With food and beverages sponsored by PNY !

Meghan Newell

Calcium 75

As a senior creative at Lyft, Meghan has spent the past four years building the quirky brand as the company scaled from a small start-up of 70 to a nationally known company. Previously, she spent more than a decade working for ad agencies, design studios and direct-to-client doing art direction, design, illustration and animation. From Lyft, Apple, & Nike to MTV, Pepsi, & Lion’s Gate Films, from The Mill to Buck to Goodby, from flash animation to 3d visualization to hand drawn type, it’s been a wild ride.

Jeff Foster

Pixel Painter

Jeff Foster is a Producer, Author, Videographer/Photographer, and Animator. Foster is an Adobe Community Professional and has served as a trainer and featured speaker at numerous conferences and workshops such as Photoshop World, Macworld, Adobe MAX, EAA Oshkosh, InterDrone and many others. He has written and contributed to over a dozen books published internationally, produced hundred of training videos, and is a long time writer/reviewer for the ProVideo Coalition.

Also join us in raffling off some fabulous prizes from our sponsors. Beer and food sponsored by Digital Anarchy! We'd also like to get your input for future features, events, and topics.

Date: July 12, 2017
Place: Adobe, 410 Townsend
Time: 7PM-10PM
Cost: Free

AR/VR IRL Meeting

We're used to shifting industies, creative, trends, and budgets. What happens when the forms themselves shift? This month we have two amazing presenters who will share their experience building projects as varied as 3D printing, projection mapping, interactive media, virtual reality, projection mapping, 360 video, even hardware design! One is a fine artist obsessed with immersive audiovisual experiences that’s embodied both in physical and digital spaces, and the other has founded award-winning interactive studios and tech. Don't miss this one!

Also, regular host Mathew Law will be featuring a script of the month with Rafi Khan, creator of K-Bar. Give aways courtesy of aescripts + aeplugins! Also, featuring the SF Content Creators awesome raffle! Prizes from Maxon, Red Giant, Digital Anarchy, Swordfish/Mekajiki, ToolFarm, RE:VisonFX,and Black Magic Design! Must be present to win.

Food and beverages to be provided.

Date: July 12, 2017
Place: Adobe, 601 Townsend
Time: 7PM-10PM
Cost: Free

Can Buyukberber

Portfolio

Can Buyukberber is a visual artist working on immersive audiovisual experiences that’s embodied both in physical and digital spaces. His practice consists of experiments with different mediums and display technologies, such as projection mapping, virtual reality, geodesic domes and digital fabrication methods. Driven by an interdisciplinary thinking which extends to art, design and science, Buyukberber’s work often focuses on human perception, exploring new methods for non-linear narratives, geometrical order, synergetics and emergent forms. He has exhibited in international media art festivals, conferences and galleries in Europe, Canada and United States, including collaborations with Grammy-Award winning rock band Tool and Czech Philharmonic Orchestra. He is currently graduated from San Francisco Art Institute's Art and Technology MFA program as a Fulbright Grantee and completed his artist residency at Autodesk’s Pier 9 AiR Program.

Peter Oberdorfer

Tactic

Peter is a 20 year veteran in digital entertainment and CGI. Prior to this, Peter, along with partners, had founded several well regarded digital firms, including the interactive/UX firm Float Hybrid Entertainment, the Academy Award and Emmy Award winning visual effects studio Giant Killer Robots, as well as Hollywood's original previsualization firm, Pixel Liberation Front. Peter combines this past experience in digital animation and interactive visualization through involvement in projects and products centered around new digital formats, including gesture, touch, augmented reality, and real-time 3D environments.Tactic / Peterobot

Date: July 12, 2017
Place: Adobe, 601 Townsend
Time: 7PM-10PM
Cost: Free

The Rendering Meeting

This month is all about rendering, and we’re super excited to have Zync Render, a division of Google’s Cloud Platform, as a Sponsor. Over the years computers have vastly improved speed and performance with faster CPUs and GPUs, but sadly we keep adding complexity to our projects which requires more and more processing power.

For our first presentation, SF Content Creators host Matt Silverman will be discussing how his studio Swordfish has been able to grow and handle challenging projects by utilizing local CPU and GPU processing as well as turning to the cloud to offset the render load. Matt will be joined by Todd Prives from Zync Render, to talk about the latest and greatest cloud rendering technology they provide for applications such as Maya, Cinema4D, Nuke and After Effects.

As a followup, Matt will turn his hat from studio owner and creative director to software developer, debuting RenderGarden, the latest internal tool created at Swordfish and brought to market through Mekajiki. RenderGarden is a new After Effects script which speeds up your renders by as much as 3x on a single machine, and gives users the ability to easily network render Quicktime Movies and Image Sequences on multiple Macs and PCs. Be prepared to have your mind blown while you ponder the fact that your hour long render can be kicked out in 10 minutes with just two machines!

Finally, Obscura Digital is no stranger the challenges of large formats and complex rendering. If only there was a silver bullet for these challenges! Focused on the engineering and systems required for this task Matthew Ragan will talk about the rendering techniques and crossover approach that blends baked and realtime content / rendering used for many Obscura installations and events!

Also, featuring the SF Content Creators awesome raffle! Must be present to win.

Food and beverages to be provided courtesy of Zync Render/Google.

Date: September 13, 2017
Place: Adobe, 601 Townsend
Time: 7PM-10PM
Cost: Free

Matthew Ragan

Portfolio

Matthew Ragan, a California native, earned his BA from the California State University in Fresno. After graduation he moved to New England where he worked with Keene State College from 2005 – 2012. His time in New England was spent working for Upward Bound, an educational outreach program, and for the Center for Engagement, Learning, and Teaching as a specialist in educational media creation and distribution. Much of his work with academic technology centered on free or affordable online tools for creating and distributing web-based content. During his time in the northeast he also trained with the New England Center for Circus Arts developing skills in partner acrobatics, static trapeze, and aerial fabric.

In August of 2012 he moved to Arizona to pursue his MFA in the Interdisciplinary Digital Media and Performance program at Arizona State University. Focused on the intersection of digital media and live performance, his artistic practice and research have often explored the complexities of media interactivity in the context of performance.

During his time at ASU he collaborated on the design and implementation of the media in The arsRobotica Project, Orange Theatre Company Spring Mixer, The Veteran’s Project, romeoandjulietVOID, Terra Tractus The Earth Moves, Mantarraya, Wonderdome, Before you Ruin It, Asylum, The Fall of the House of Usher, Concrete Matters, Soot and Spit, Theatre of Science Presents: Neuro, X-Act, Half-way House, Sparrow Song, and Bocon.

After completing his MFA, Matthew moved to San Francisco to join the Obscura Digital software team. His role at Obscura is largely rooted in the systemic and artistic implementation of creative ideas and concepts. He has worked on projects in a wide range of technical and artistic needs, from single user experiences to rendering large distributed real-time synchronous digital environments.

His work continues to explore the intersection of digital media and live performance, on scales both massive and intimate.

Matt Silverman

Swordfish

Swordfish, a motion design studio based in San Francisco specializing in marketing and user experience. Our team of directors, designers, animators, and technologists live to design memorable pictures in motion. We are fearless storytellers, focused motion design innovators, and forward-thinking UX tacticians.

Date: September 13, 2017
Place: Adobe, 601 Townsend
Time: 7PM-10PM
Cost: Free

Maxon Cinema 4D Takeover

It's all about Maxon Cinema 4D this month. We've got power users showing off C4D projects, giveaways, and our feature presenter: president and CEO of Maxon for the Americas, Paul Babb.

Paul Babb is well known as the face of Cinema 4D, globally recognized as a market-leading 3D motion graphics, visual effects and rendering software application. He'll be showing off the newest features of Maxon's latest release, R19 - as well as a little sneak peek at some new technology not yet announced!

We’ll also feature two C4D power users showing off projects that put the software though it’s paces. First up is Anthony Abbott, who will show Octane workflows and renders. He’s had the opportunity to work living in LA, NY and now here in the Bay. His focus is Design, Animation and VFX. He’s versed in AE, PS, AI, Cinema 4D, Syntheyes, Octane, Mocha and (maybe one day Houdini)! He also enjoys jamin' w/ his band or down the side of a snowy mountain or having in a hot yoga session.

Next, we’ll hear from Dean Foster, who has some cool examples of using Mixamo in C4D. Dean Foster’s background in traditional visual effects work gives him a unique skillset to tackle complex motion design tasks. Dean’s visual effects credits include multi-million dollar Superbowl spots for GMC and Budweiser, as well as blockbuster films for ILM, Pixar, and Sony Imageworks including The Incredibles, Cars, The Perfect Storm, Contact, and Star Wars: Episodes I and II. Dean later transitioned into the world of motion graphics design, quickly proving himself at agencies including Goodby, Silverstein and Partners and Bonfire Labs, where he contributed his expertise to projects for Apple, Chevy, Cisco, Sony, and Sprint.

Also, featuring the SF Content Creators awesome raffle! Must be present to win.

Food and beverages to be provided.

Date: September 13, 2017
Place: Adobe, 601 Townsend
Time: 7PM-10PM
Cost: Free

FUI, GUI, and Beyond!

SF Content Creators is back! Our all new panel of 2018 talks kicks off with some creators we’re very excited to feature: Territory Studio .

Marti Romances, Creative Director, Territory Studio - San Francisco

When fantasy and science fiction narratives bring futuristic technology to life on big and small screens, designers have an opportunity to shape expectations of emerging technology as never before. In this talk, Marti Romances, creative director of Territory Studio San Francisco, explores the increasingly close relationship between films, games and real world technology products, with blue sky UI and UX briefs for entertainment beginning to inspire technology entrepreneurs looking for competitive advantage. Drawing on recent work for blockbuster films like Blade Runner 2049, Ghost in the Shell, The Martian, and Marvel films, Marti presents the studio’s design-led approach, and connects the dots from product visualisations and HUDs to commercial VR, from blockbuster entertainment to storytelling in emerging technologies.

Marti is eager to share his work, but also his knowledge with a Q & A session to discuss VFX, motion graphics, interactive projects and also working in Spain, London, and San Francisco.

Also at this meeting will be SF Content Creators hosts Colin Evoy Sebestyen and Jim Tierney. Colin will talk about the changes to the format of the user group and the vision for the Meetup moving forward into 2018. Jim will break down some sweet stuff he’s got going on at Digital Anarchy. Transcriptive is an amazing video transcription plugin that vastly speeds up the transcription process using AI and Jim is going to show some use cases from users.

Blade Runner 2049 – © 2017 Alcon Entertainment

The Martian – © 2015 Twentieth Century Fox Film

Also, featuring the SF Content Creators awesome raffle! Must be present to win.

Food and beverages provided by Digital Anarchy.

Date: March 13, 2017
Place: Adobe, 601 Townsend
Time: 7PM-10PM
Cost: Free

Adobe After Effects UX

Adobe After Effects. We almost all use it or are learning it. For many of us, it's our most essential tool. Let's talk about it. Let's also tell Adobe what's important to us for the way it works.

We're delighted to host Ramiz Sheikh, an interaction and motion designer based in San Francisco. While studying Web Design and New Media at the Academy of Arts University he took a deep interest in 3D and interned at Adobe working on interaction design for Adobe Dimension. Upon graduation he started working on the user experience of After Effects and continues to do so today.

Ramiz will give us a little bit about his experience leading up to working at Adobe. Then he will go over some of the newer features in the latest release of After Effects. But, he'd really like to hear from us. He's using our group as an opportunity to get people’s feedback on what they (YOU!) would like to see in After Effects, understand your pain points and have an open discussion.

If you've ever been curious about doing UX at the desktop level, this is a great chance to get an insight into the process. If you are a user and want a voice shaping the software you use everyday, now's your chance.

Keep it constructive, bring your passion, and chow down on some pizza as we figure out the future.

Also at this meeting will be regular SF Content Creators hosts Colin Evoy Sebestyen. Colin will share some sweet giveaways from Maxon, talk about upcoming bookings, and give a quick news report from NAB.

Food provided by Maxon Cinema 4D.

Date: April 11, 2017
Place: Adobe, 601 Townsend
Time: 7PM-10PM
Cost: Free

New Media, Performance, and Installation Art

What is new media art? What is it to do video and sound as a fine artist as opposed to work for hire or service design? What's the same, and what is different? We're going to find out as we feature two award-winning fine artists as our creators this month! They are sensational performers and thinkers and we're glad to host them.

Surabhi Saraf is a media artist, composer, and performer based in San Francisco. Her recent works examine our complex relationship with technology, through embodied choreographies & sounds in the form of video installations and live performances. Surabhi has performed solo at Thessaloniki Contemporary Art Biennial, Greece, Currents International New Media Festival, Santa Fe, San Francisco Electronic Music Festival and Soundwave Biennial in SF and Max Mueller Bhavan Goethe Institut, Mumbai & New Delhi among others.

Surabhi is the recipient of Eureka Fellowship Award 2015 by the Fleishhacker Foundation, the Djerassi Resident Artist award and was nominated for the SECA Award 2012, SFMOMA. She has had solo exhibitions at Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke in Mumbai and Hosfelt gallery in San Francisco. Her videos have been shown at TIMES SQUARE, New York, the Hunter Museum of American Art Chattanooga, TN and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Vojvodina, Serbia. Surabhi Saraf is represented by Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke, Mumbai and Hosfelt Gallery, San Francisco.

Tiare Ribeaux is a Hawaiian-American new media artist whose work explores the entanglements of human technologies and infrastructures with mythologies, the environment, and non-human species. She is interested in shanzhai, deep/dark/media ecology, rhizomatic networks, speculative futures, multi-species and collaborative entanglements. She recently completed a fellowship at IZOLYATSIA in Kyiv, Ukraine as part of the ZERO1 American Arts Incubator, curated the Soundwave Biennial in 2016, and is currently the Artistic Director for B4BEL4B Gallery in Oakland, California.

Also at this meeting will be regular SF Content Creators hosts Jim Tierney and Colin Evoy Sebestyen.

Food provided by TBT.

Date: June 06, 2018
Place: Adobe, 601 Townsend
Time: 7PM-10PM
Cost: Free

Lightform Demo

It's gadget time for SF Content Creators! Check out a hands-on demo of the LF1 from Lightform, Inc. Lightform is a design tool that makes it easy for anyone to create epic visuals for projected AR using content creation software powered by computer vision hardware. LF1 (the device) is a compact wireless computer and camera system that mounts to the projector to scan your real world scene and wirelessly plays back your content. The product video recently got shared around many a creative's inbox, so we thought we'd get a demo straight from the source and get a break down from the motion graphics artists who are building content for and with this design tool.

Animated Ladies & Directions in Motion

In our June meetup, we're partnering with Motion Designers of San Francisco (MDSF), with a night hosted by Monique Wray and Christopher Bernal. MDSF

Curious about direction in Motion Design? Join us for a night of drinks and inspiration with our panel of 3 women doing exactly that in the industry.

We'll have creative director Angela Yu, art director Tori Main and product designer Agatha Yu speak about their experiences working in leadership roles as well as show some of the great work they've been doing. Their presentations will be followed by a Q&A panel led by Monique Wray.

To attend, please RSVP via Eventbrite

Angela Yu - a creative director and art director for commercials based in San Francisco, the Bay Area.

Tori Main - Art Director at Lyft for animation and design.

Agatha Yu - making secret sauce at Valve, previously Product Designer at Oculus, Adobe, and Palantir.

Monique Wray - animation director and illustrator running the creative studio Small. v

FAQs

Q: If I RSVP on meetup.com does that mean I can attend?

Unfortunately no. We will be requiring all attendees to register through Eventbrite so we can cross promote the event. It's fine to indicate here on MDSF that you are attending, just make sure you have a ticket secured first.

Q: Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends?

Badges are required for attendees of this event so we need your full name that matches your ID.

Q: If my plans change how can I free up my spot for someone on the waitlist?

It is easy and much appreciated. Just follow this link if you cannot attend how to cancel your free registration.

Q: Can we take pictures or record the event?

Attendees can feel free to take pictures and document the evening but please ask that no photos of the presentations be shared online. We will make an announcement at the event as a reminder.

Also at this meeting will be regular SF Content Creators hosts Jim Tierney and Colin Evoy Sebestyen.

Food and beverage provided by Digital Anarchy.

Date: June 12, 2019
Place: Adobe, 601 Townsend
Time: 7PM-10PM
Cost: Free

Tori Main & EJ Hassenfratz

In our Sep meetup, we're partnering DESIGNERS OF MOTION, with a night hosted by Colin Sebestyen and Christopher Bernal.

YOU MUST RSVP WITH EVENTBRITE TO ATTEND THIS EVENT!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tori-main-and-ej-hassenfratz-tickets-70173848871

In our September meetup, we're delighted to partner with our friends from DESIGNERS OF MOTION!

We welcome two great creators. Tori Main is an Art Director at Lyft and will discuss trends, culture, power, & influence: how your content feeds the machine. She will talk about the effects of instagram and how culture is now rooted in aesthetics. Main will trace the small subcultures created online by artists and track how that influences popular culture.

EJ Hassenfratz is a popular trainer, 3D artist, and in-demand motion designer. He's built a loyal following and will show off his blend of techniques, projects, and breakdowns.

Evening Agenda: 6:45 Doors Open 7:00 Food and beverage served 8:00-Talks, Q&A 9:00 Networking

FAQs

Q: If I RSVP on meetup.com does that mean I can attend?

Unfortunately no. We will be requiring all attendees to register through Eventbrite so we can cross promote the event. It's fine to indicate here on MDSF that you are attending, just make sure you have a ticket secured first.

Q: Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends?

Badges are required for attendees of this event so we need your full name that matches your ID.

Q: If my plans change how can I free up my spot for someone on the waitlist?

It is easy and much appreciated. Just follow this link if you cannot attend how to cancel your free registration.

Q: Can we take pictures or record the event?

Attendees can feel free to take pictures and document the evening but please ask that no photos of the presentations be shared online. We will make an announcement at the event as a reminder.

Also at this meeting will be regular SF Content Creators hosts Jim Tierney and Colin Evoy Sebestyen.

Food and beverage provided by Adobe.

Date: Sep 11, 2019
Place: Adobe, 601 Townsend
Time: 7PM-10PM
Cost: Free

Events

Check out our upcoming and previous events. A typical meetup of SF Content Creators consists of talks, tutorials, socializing, networking, resource sharing, business development, tech nerdery, pizza snarfing, drink imbibing, and shiny-gear peeping.

Upcoming Event

Previous Events

Animated Ladies

UX in Motion

Lightning Talks!

Design to Learn, Learn to Design

Old School to New School with Thad

Make it Big

Space is the Place

Say Hello Luxx

Lightform Demo

Installation and Performance

Makin' it Move with Monique

AFTER EFFECTS UX

FUI, GUI, and Beyond!

Maxon Cinema 4D Takeover

The Rendering Meetup

AR/VR IRL

Ch-Ch-Changes Meeting

GYST with Matthew Law

Animation Spectacular

Pre-NAB Meeting

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