Registration underway for MacLive conference

Posted by Dennis Sellers Mar 1, 2006 at 6:27am

You can register now for MacLive, the “learning conference for creative professionals” that will be held May 11-13 at the Jacob Javits Center in New York City.

The conference will feature over 50 sessions focusing on design, digital photography and video editing. There will be tracks on Adobe Photoshop, Final Cut Pro, Mac OS X,  Adobe InDesign, Acrobat, Flash, Dreamweaver, iLife, the iPod and podcasting. There will also be special events including the MacLive Party, Mac After Dark and “An evening with Bert Monroy.” Look for more details regarding these events later.

Instructors will include Scott Kelby (Layers magazine), Deke McClelland (Photoshop Bible), Bert Monroy (digital imaging pioneer), Terry White (Adobe\), Dave Cross (NAPP Photoshop trainer), David Pogue (The Missing Manual series), Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus and many others.

“This conference is going to break new ground in the Macintosh creative market because the whole focus of the show is on live training,” says Kelby, conference organizer and the world’s best-selling author of computer and technology books. “MacLive is about building a richer, more interactive learning experience for Macintosh digital photographers, graphic designers, motion graphics editors, and Macintosh professionals of every kind.”

A full conference pass is US$599 if you register before April 7. If more than six people register from the same company, there’s a 15 percent discount on all six (or more) registrations. Members of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals save $50 on conference registration, and full-time students (with a valid student ID) attend for $149.

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