SF Cutters has been around since March of 2000 with monthly meetings in downtown San Francisco on tools, techniques, Q&A, etc. for using Final Cut Pro. It is the first Final Cut Pro users group.

For the upcoming October 25th meeting I will talk for about 20 minutes on different methods to present your videos on web pages. These methods -- such as using Dreamweaver, podpress, blip.tv, revver, etc. -- will be compared to my open source utility vPIP (video Playing In Place) . If this topic is of interest, please come and ask questions and talk to me afterwards.

The event starts at 6:30 pm at dvGarage - 785 Market San Francisco. There's a $5.00 charge for pizza and a raffle ticket to win a prizes. The other speakers are Larry Jordan, Ethan Markowitz of Jungle Software, John Dalton of Synthetik Software, Joel Hinojosa and Paul Kalbach.

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Mary Hodder talks on remixing in Dabble at IBDNetwork's Under the Radar: Video Blogs Killed the TV Star February 8th, 2006 event.

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Feedback on Dave Samuel's presentation of Grouper at IBDNetwork's Under the Radar: Video Blogs Killed the TV Star February 8th, 2006 event.

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Question from the audience on the ability of videblogging services to get high quality user content.  From the IBDNetwork's Under the Radar: Video Blogs Killed the TV Star February 8th, 2006 event.

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Judges question and answer section to Mary Hodder on the media remixing site Dabble at the IBDNetwork's Under the Radar: Video Blogs Killed the TV Star event.

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Josh Kinberg presents FireAnt at the IBDNetwork's Under the Radar: Video Blogs Killed the TV Star event.

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Dave Samuel presents Grouper at the IBDNetwork's Under the Radar: Video Blogs Killed the TV Star event.

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Kevin Sladek presentation of VideoEgg at the IBDNetwork's Under the Radar: Video Blogs Killed the TV Star event.

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Mary Hodder's presentation of Dabble at the IBDNetwork's Under the Radar: Video Blogs Killed the TV Star event.  Om Malik recently blogged on Dabble and Tom Raftery interviewed Mary on his podcast.

Apologizes for the high exposure at the start.

Tara Hunt, Online Marketing Manager for Riya, demonstrates their photo  face and text recognition features at TechCrunch Meetup #4.  Riya is in alpha, but has already received positive responses from reviewers and a certain buzz.

There were over 250 that came to Michael's house for the Riya launch party.  You can hear their activity in the background.  I did some filtering to pull out Tara's voice. 

I videod other guests which I'll edit and put up in the coming days.