Final Cut Pro SuperMeet organizers organizers Michael Horton and Dan Berube are back to talk about this year’s in San Francisco, their ninth in that city. This year, the SuperMeet stands on its own, the Friday before Macworld 2010. Dan and Mike explain why they made the change and talk about the new SuperMeet Workshops that make attending an even better option. The vendor exhibition and the amazing raffle are back again. What’s new is an open stage theater where filmmakers can screen their projects for attendees, a focus on how the iPhone can assist in digital filmmaking, and more. Find out who will be there talking about their craft, why you need to sign up for the workshops immediately, how you can save money with the SuperMeet hotel deal, and why Apple will be participating in the SuperMeet.
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The Road to Macworld 2010 is a special MacVoices series produced in partnership with Macworld to preview some of the exhibitors and presentations at 
Mac expert Ted Landau has been doing some holiday traveling, and shares his experiences with WiFi on a plane and what you need to do to take full advantage and programming his TiVo from his iPhone so his wife didn’t miss Oprah’s holiday special (or so he says). Then, taking in the bigger picture, Ted discusses his belief that we are in a transition period for widely available, affordable internet access, the trends, options and opportunities swirling around television content and how it can be obtained, and more.
