If you’re a short filmmaker, you’ll want to pay attention to that deadline, because there fame and fortune to be had. Over $1,1000 worth of prizes are on the [...]]]>
The Santa Fe Mac Users Group will hold their Fourth Annual Short Movie Festival on June 5th, and the deadline for submissions, May 31, is coming fast.

If you’re a short filmmaker, you’ll want to pay attention to that deadline, because there fame and fortune to be had. Over $1,1000 worth of prizes are on the line, including some great software from Boinx Software and Mariner Software, as well as the attention that any film festival winner receives.

Last years “Best of the Fiesta” winner, Split Estate, had its premiere at this festival, and went on to great success. Ironically, it is very pertinent to today’s headlines, exposing the oil industries tactics when drilling on people’s private property.

Think you have what it takes? Visit the Festival web site for all the details and get shooting!

Holiday parties begin to dominate MUG agendas, but there’s plenty of substance too. A California group will focus on Adobe Elements 8, Google will be the topic in Kansas, getting started with genealogy is at the top of the list in Alaska, and digigal video [...]]]> The MUG Event Calendar re-activates after the long U.S. holiday weekend.

Holiday parties begin to dominate MUG agendas, but there’s plenty of substance too. A California group will focus on Adobe Elements 8, Google will be the topic in Kansas, getting started with genealogy is at the top of the list in Alaska, and digigal video in different flavors will take center stage in New Mexico and Australia.

Email the details of your next meeting to The MUG Center and we’ll get it listed on The MUG Event Calendar and in our weekly Briefing. We want to hear from you.The week’s complete agenda list includes:

Many group rescheduled their meetings away from the coming week due to the busy holiday week, so things have largely gone quiet, but there are still some interesting meeting topics on the agenda. They include desktop management in California, [...]]]> A slow week and Thanksgiving in the United States closes out November on The MUG Event Calendar.

Many group rescheduled their meetings away from the coming week due to the busy holiday week, so things have largely gone quiet, but there are still some interesting meeting topics on the agenda. They include desktop management in California, desktop management in Pennsylvania, and Snow Leopard’s screen recording capabilities in Canada.

Email the details of your next meeting to The MUG Center and we’ll get it listed on The MUG Event Calendar and in our weekly Briefing. We want to hear from you.The week’s complete listings include:

Apple will make appearances at three different MUGs this week; Senior Systems Engineer Dave Marra will cover New Jersey, Product Manager Cameron Rogers will be in California, and Systems Engineer Aaron Davis is [...]]]> One of the busiest slates of Apple presenters on the MUG Event Calendar in some time is coming up this week.

Apple will make appearances at three different MUGs this week; Senior Systems Engineer Dave Marra will cover New Jersey, Product Manager Cameron Rogers will be in California, and Systems Engineer Aaron Davis is on the agenda for a Maryland group. Terry White of Adobe will present ot a Michigan group, and Mac author Jim Gordon will be signing books in New York.

Other topics scheduled for this week include Avery Design Pro, the Mac in home entertainment systems, the iPhone, ScreenCastsOnline, Dashboard and Widgets, holiday gift and gadget meetings and more.

Email the details of your next meeting to The MUG Center and we’ll get it listed on The MUG Event Calendar and in our weekly Briefing. We want to hear from you.
The week’s complete listings include:

Apple Senior Systems Engineer Dave Marra is back on the user group trail, spreading the word about Snow Leopard at two Pennsylvania groups this week. Jean MacDonald of SmileOnMyMac is scheduled to visit a group in Texas, Jon Parshall of Codeweavers [...]]]> The list of presenters and topics filled up quick in this week’s MUG Event Calendar.

Apple Senior Systems Engineer Dave Marra is back on the user group trail, spreading the word about Snow Leopard at two Pennsylvania groups this week. Jean MacDonald of SmileOnMyMac is scheduled to visit a group in Texas, Jon Parshall of Codeweavers will show off CrossOver Mac to a North Carolina Group, and JVC will show off their cameras to a Final Cut Pro user group in California.

Among the many other topics on this week’s list are social networking, Keynote, genealogy, Macdictate, iMovie, holiday parties and more.

Email the details of your next meeting to The MUG Center and we’ll get it listed on The MUG Event Calendar and in our weekly Briefing. We want to hear from you.
The week’s complete listings include:

Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus will make his annual trek to Chicago this week, to present to the user group there and to partake of his favorite pizza. Rashantha De Silva will present the controversial Quo Computer to a [...]]]> The first week of November on The MUG Event Calendar starts off strong, with plenty of informative presentations.

Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus will make his annual trek to Chicago this week, to present to the user group there and to partake of his favorite pizza. Rashantha De Silva will present the controversial Quo Computer to a group in California, and a Virginia group will discuss electronic finances. Social networking will figure in more than one MUG presentation this week, as will Apple’s new Magic Mouse.

Other topics on this week’s calendar include the first of the always-popular holiday gift presentations, a presentation on Facebook, green-screening iMovie, a Motion mini seminar and a discussion of education in the 21st Century with Apple at the core.

Email the details of your next meeting to The MUG Center and we’ll get it listed on The MUG Event Calendar and in our weekly Briefing. We want to hear from you.The week’s complete listings include:

Apple Senior Systems Engineer Dave Marra will show off Snow Leopard to a Pennsylvania group, while a California Final Cut Pro Users Group will host presentations on FCP workflows, a tapeles video recording device, and [...]]]> The last MUG Event Calendar for October may be small, but it is mighty, serving up only treats during Halloween week.

Apple Senior Systems Engineer Dave Marra will show off Snow Leopard to a Pennsylvania group, while a California Final Cut Pro Users Group will host presentations on FCP workflows, a tapeles video recording device, and an iPhone app for filmmakers.

Other topics on this week’s list include Pages, more Snow Leopard, digital photography and more.

Email the details of your next meeting to The MUG Center and we’ll get it listed on The MUG Event Calendar and in our weekly Briefing. We want to hear from you.
This week’s complete listing includes:

The October O’Reilly User Group Program newsletter is out. This month, Marsee Henon provides a variety of updates on O’Reilly activities, including:

For details on all [...]]]>

The October O’Reilly User Group Program newsletter is out. This month, Marsee Henon provides a variety of updates on O’Reilly activities, including:

• Marsee’s attendance at the Southeast User Group Leader Summit
• O’Reilly’s presence at Microsoft PDC 2009, RailsConf
• Expansion plans for some of O’Reilly’s publishing initiatives
• New releases (and boy, are there lots of ‘em!)

For details on all this as well as information on a user group discount to the O’Reilly School of Technology courses and more, you’ll need to visit The MUG Center’s Vendor Programs page for more information on the O’Reilly User Group Program, or subscribe to the newsletter on their web site.