Sonic launch Real World DVD seminar series

Sonic Solutions have announced the launch of a new seminar series, entitled Real World DVD, to run through September of this year.
The seminar tour, being staged in major cities throughout the US, discusses "real-world" approaches to creating DVDs in various fields including education, training, corporate, government, and film. Featuring examples of finished titles and how they were created, the Real World DVD seminar is designed to guide creative professionals through a step-by-step discussion and demonstration on how to create and distribute compelling DVDs using Sonic's industry-standard authoring solutions.
DVD is the standard for delivering high-quality content to millions of people in every market segment. Using Sonic's industry-proven professional DVD creation technology, creative professionals can easily encode video and audio content, author exciting menus and interactivity, burn the most compatible DVDs, and distribute their titles faster and easier than ever before.
The Real World DVD tour is designed to provide creative professionals with the information they need to design and promote DVD titles quickly and easily.
"At Real World DVD, attendees will gain knowledge and understanding of DVD production, how the latest technological advancements have made it extremely easy to begin offering professional DVD services, and how the approach to creating titles for one application can differ from another," said Simon James, Marketing Manager for the Professional Products Group at Sonic. "In addition to highlighting real-world examples of professional DVD titles that will inspire their own designs, attendees will discover Sonic's complete authoring solutions in action and learn how easy it has become to harness the power of DVD for their own business."
The Real World DVD seminar tour will expand on a focused range of topics including the streamlined workflow of MPEG encoding, software transcoding, and OpenDVD interchange that allows finished DVDs to be edited and revised without reference to any original source materials.
Sonic's navigation programming interface, JumpAnywhere, that provides users with the ability to create highly advanced title programming with a simple point-and-click interface will also be discussed and demonstrated.
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