Digicine with Raymond Red

WHAT: DigiCine - a digital cinematography class by award winning
filmmaker Raymond Red, featuring the launch of new Canon HDV cameras
XH A1 and XH G1. (see attached invitation)

WHEN: 6 March 2007, Tuesday, 10:00am - 4:00pm

WHERE: Gateway Cineplex Cinema 4, Araneta Center, QC
(earlybird parking is available at Araneta Coliseum parking area
fronting Shopwise)

Tickets available at P1,500 for professionals and P750 for students

Jump into a new level of HDV precision as Canon launches two new 3-CCD
camcorders, XH A1 and XH G1, which provide a full line of
professional, high quality, cost-effective HDV solutions, suitable for
all types of cinematic and broadcasting needs.

These new models feature key technologies such as Canon's
revolutionary DIGIC DV II imaging processor, three 1/3" 1.67-megapixel
(1440 x 1080 pixels) CCDs. A 20x zoom lens with Super Range Optical
Image Stabilizer, Instant AF System and many other professional
functions in a compact body – allowing users the dual benefits of
shooting mobility and total image control.

Award winning director and filmmaker Raymond Red, the first and
currently the only Filipino to win the prestigious Palme D'Or Award at
the Cannes International Film Festival 2000 for his short film "Anino"
(Shadows), will discuss the current technology of DV, HDV, and HD, and
explore techniques in both camera work and lighting approaches.

Special discounts on Canon products will also be available during the
event.

For more information, email info@ccborder. com or contact Mitzi
Borromeo at 0917-800-6489. Tickets are also available at Gateway
Cineplex ticket booths.

Digicine is being brought to you by Gateway Cineplex and Canon, in
cooperation with the Philippine Star, Max's Restaurant, and Unitel
Productions.

"Low-cost HD is now a practical reality whose methodology is evolving
before our eyes. Perhaps the price of the ticket for this unique ride
is that we all become, like it or not, digital video wonks."
– D.W. Leitner, Associate Producer / Camera Operator