Call for Photoshop Gurus and Experts of all Shapes and Sizes (including non-Photoshop related incidents)

[Daniel Roberts-2]

Hi,

I am trying to set up a series of tutorials, which will hopefully be
more frequent and in depth that the previous round of tutorials at our
school. My idea is as follows. The tutorials will be organized every
week, at a set time and place. The tutorials would build upon each
other, but still be interesting and informative for people who haven't
taken the tutorials in sequence.

I'm imagining starting with about 4 photoshop tutorials, starting with
the basics (tools, interface, menus, etc...) and getting progressively
more advanced, culminating in the creation of a mock website layout.

Then, we would take the photshop projects we had created and following
the next set of four tutorials, would code the layouts into live web-
pages.

Each tutorial would run about 1.5 hours. The students running the
tutorials would be paid, approximately 25 dollars per tutorial, and
would be expected to spend at least an hour outside of the tutorial
preparing a plan, and some materials for students to follow along
with. I am also exploring the idea, which is funding dependent, of
expanding the amount of money paid to the teachers, with the idea that
more out of class work could be done for better prepared tutorials.

I had someone lined up to teach the photoshop portion, but their fall
schedule is too hectic for them to take on the responsibility, so I am
putting out a call, to see if any of you are adept with photoshop and
interested in leading some of these tutorials.

Also, I am interested in any/all suggestions for other tutorials (Max,
Flash, electronics, etc?) that people would want to lead/learn about.
Or any suggestions or comments in general.

-Dan
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[Morgan Sutherland]

I can do introductions to Max, but I don't want to have anything to do
with organizing it...

On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 5:28 PM, Dan <[hidden email]> wrote:

>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to set up a series of tutorials, which will hopefully be
> more frequent and in depth that the previous round of tutorials at our
> school. My idea is as follows. The tutorials will be organized every
> week, at a set time and place. The tutorials would build upon each
> other, but still be interesting and informative for people who haven't
> taken the tutorials in sequence.
>
> I'm imagining starting with about 4 photoshop tutorials, starting with
> the basics (tools, interface, menus, etc...) and getting progressively
> more advanced, culminating in the creation of a mock website layout.
>
> Then, we would take the photshop projects we had created and following
> the next set of four tutorials, would code the layouts into live web-
> pages.
>
> Each tutorial would run about 1.5 hours. The students running the
> tutorials would be paid, approximately 25 dollars per tutorial, and
> would be expected to spend at least an hour outside of the tutorial
> preparing a plan, and some materials for students to follow along
> with. I am also exploring the idea, which is funding dependent, of
> expanding the amount of money paid to the teachers, with the idea that
> more out of class work could be done for better prepared tutorials.
>
> I had someone lined up to teach the photoshop portion, but their fall
> schedule is too hectic for them to take on the responsibility, so I am
> putting out a call, to see if any of you are adept with photoshop and
> interested in leading some of these tutorials.
>
> Also, I am interested in any/all suggestions for other tutorials (Max,
> Flash, electronics, etc?) that people would want to lead/learn about.
> Or any suggestions or comments in general.
>
> -Dan
> >
>

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Morgan Sutherland

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[Navid Navab]

I could do a few Tutorials on MSP and another tutorial on secret yet simple tricks for non real time audio post production and restoration.

Depending on the level of knowledge of the people attending I rather scape the MSP basics and get down to seriously fun stuff.

-Navid

On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 7:12 PM, Morgan Sutherland <[hidden email]> wrote:

I can do introductions to Max, but I don't want to have anything to do
with organizing it...

On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 5:28 PM, Dan <[hidden email]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to set up a series of tutorials, which will hopefully be
> more frequent and in depth that the previous round of tutorials at our
> school. My idea is as follows. The tutorials will be organized every
> week, at a set time and place. The tutorials would build upon each
> other, but still be interesting and informative for people who haven't
> taken the tutorials in sequence.
>
> I'm imagining starting with about 4 photoshop tutorials, starting with
> the basics (tools, interface, menus, etc...) and getting progressively
> more advanced, culminating in the creation of a mock website layout.
>
> Then, we would take the photshop projects we had created and following
> the next set of four tutorials, would code the layouts into live web-
> pages.
>
> Each tutorial would run about 1.5 hours. The students running the
> tutorials would be paid, approximately 25 dollars per tutorial, and
> would be expected to spend at least an hour outside of the tutorial
> preparing a plan, and some materials for students to follow along
> with. I am also exploring the idea, which is funding dependent, of
> expanding the amount of money paid to the teachers, with the idea that
> more out of class work could be done for better prepared tutorials.
>
> I had someone lined up to teach the photoshop portion, but their fall
> schedule is too hectic for them to take on the responsibility, so I am
> putting out a call, to see if any of you are adept with photoshop and
> interested in leading some of these tutorials.
>
> Also, I am interested in any/all suggestions for other tutorials (Max,
> Flash, electronics, etc?) that people would want to lead/learn about.
> Or any suggestions or comments in general.
>
> -Dan
> >
>



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Morgan Sutherland

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[Mazi-2]

I can do some tutorials on After Effects. but I will be away till
January.

On Aug 25, 2:00 pm, "Navid Navab" <[hidden email]> wrote:

> I could do a few Tutorials on MSP and another tutorial on secret yet simple
> tricks for non real time audio post production and restoration.
>
> Depending on the level of knowledge of the people attending I rather scape
> the MSP basics and get down to seriously fun stuff.
>
> -Navid
>
> On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 7:12 PM, Morgan Sutherland <
>
> [hidden email]> wrote:
>
> > I can do introductions to Max, but I don't want to have anything to do
> > with organizing it...
>
> > On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 5:28 PM, Dan <[hidden email]>
> > wrote:
>
> > > Hi,
>
> > > I am trying to set up a series of tutorials, which will hopefully be
> > > more frequent and in depth that the previous round of tutorials at our
> > > school. My idea is as follows. The tutorials will be organized every
> > > week, at a set time and place. The tutorials would build upon each
> > > other, but still be interesting and informative for people who haven't
> > > taken the tutorials in sequence.
>
> > > I'm imagining starting with about 4 photoshop tutorials, starting with
> > > the basics (tools, interface, menus, etc...) and getting progressively
> > > more advanced, culminating in the creation of a mock website layout.
>
> > > Then, we would take the photshop projects we had created and following
> > > the next set of four tutorials, would code the layouts into live web-
> > > pages.
>
> > > Each tutorial would run about 1.5 hours. The students running the
> > > tutorials would be paid, approximately 25 dollars per tutorial, and
> > > would be expected to spend at least an hour outside of the tutorial
> > > preparing a plan, and some materials for students to follow along
> > > with. I am also exploring the idea, which is funding dependent, of
> > > expanding the amount of money paid to the teachers, with the idea that
> > > more out of class work could be done for better prepared tutorials.
>
> > > I had someone lined up to teach the photoshop portion, but their fall
> > > schedule is too hectic for them to take on the responsibility, so I am
> > > putting out a call, to see if any of you are adept with photoshop and
> > > interested in leading some of these tutorials.
>
> > > Also, I am interested in any/all suggestions for other tutorials (Max,
> > > Flash, electronics, etc?) that people would want to lead/learn about.
> > > Or any suggestions or comments in general.
>
> > > -Dan
>
> > --
> > Morgan Sutherland

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[Daniel Roberts-2]

Cool... can you three guys quickly send me a little profile picture
and a little 3 line blurb about you and what you're going to teach.
Mazi, that's fine, we're going to be running them next semester as
well. I want to send out an email to the general population as soon as
possible to begin to build awareness for the tutorials, so the sooner
you can get me a little profile pic and a blurb the better.

thanks,
-dan

On Aug 25, 11:38 am, Mazi <[hidden email]> wrote:

> I can do some tutorials on After Effects. but I will be away till
> January.
>
> On Aug 25, 2:00 pm, "Navid Navab" <[hidden email]> wrote:
>
> > I could do a few Tutorials on MSP and another tutorial on secret yet simple
> > tricks for non real time audio post production and restoration.
>
> > Depending on the level of knowledge of the people attending I rather scape
> > the MSP basics and get down to seriously fun stuff.
>
> > -Navid
>
> > On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 7:12 PM, Morgan Sutherland <
>
> > [hidden email]> wrote:
>
> > > I can do introductions to Max, but I don't want to have anything to do
> > > with organizing it...
>
> > > On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 5:28 PM, Dan <[hidden email]>
> > > wrote:
>
> > > > Hi,
>
> > > > I am trying to set up a series of tutorials, which will hopefully be
> > > > more frequent and in depth that the previous round of tutorials at our
> > > > school. My idea is as follows. The tutorials will be organized every
> > > > week, at a set time and place. The tutorials would build upon each
> > > > other, but still be interesting and informative for people who haven't
> > > > taken the tutorials in sequence.
>
> > > > I'm imagining starting with about 4 photoshop tutorials, starting with
> > > > the basics (tools, interface, menus, etc...) and getting progressively
> > > > more advanced, culminating in the creation of a mock website layout.
>
> > > > Then, we would take the photshop projects we had created and following
> > > > the next set of four tutorials, would code the layouts into live web-
> > > > pages.
>
> > > > Each tutorial would run about 1.5 hours. The students running the
> > > > tutorials would be paid, approximately 25 dollars per tutorial, and
> > > > would be expected to spend at least an hour outside of the tutorial
> > > > preparing a plan, and some materials for students to follow along
> > > > with. I am also exploring the idea, which is funding dependent, of
> > > > expanding the amount of money paid to the teachers, with the idea that
> > > > more out of class work could be done for better prepared tutorials.
>
> > > > I had someone lined up to teach the photoshop portion, but their fall
> > > > schedule is too hectic for them to take on the responsibility, so I am
> > > > putting out a call, to see if any of you are adept with photoshop and
> > > > interested in leading some of these tutorials.
>
> > > > Also, I am interested in any/all suggestions for other tutorials (Max,
> > > > Flash, electronics, etc?) that people would want to lead/learn about.
> > > > Or any suggestions or comments in general.
>
> > > > -Dan
>
> > > --
> > > Morgan Sutherland

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[Morgan Sutherland]

Maybe you can set up a "Tutorials" page on the DATA wiki with our profiles...

On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 4:52 PM, Dan <[hidden email]> wrote:

>
> Cool... can you three guys quickly send me a little profile picture
> and a little 3 line blurb about you and what you're going to teach.
> Mazi, that's fine, we're going to be running them next semester as
> well. I want to send out an email to the general population as soon as
> possible to begin to build awareness for the tutorials, so the sooner
> you can get me a little profile pic and a blurb the better.
>
> thanks,
> -dan
>
> On Aug 25, 11:38 am, Mazi <[hidden email]> wrote:
>> I can do some tutorials on After Effects. but I will be away till
>> January.
>>
>> On Aug 25, 2:00 pm, "Navid Navab" <[hidden email]> wrote:
>>
>> > I could do a few Tutorials on MSP and another tutorial on secret yet simple
>> > tricks for non real time audio post production and restoration.
>>
>> > Depending on the level of knowledge of the people attending I rather scape
>> > the MSP basics and get down to seriously fun stuff.
>>
>> > -Navid
>>
>> > On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 7:12 PM, Morgan Sutherland <
>>
>> > [hidden email]> wrote:
>>
>> > > I can do introductions to Max, but I don't want to have anything to do
>> > > with organizing it...
>>
>> > > On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 5:28 PM, Dan <[hidden email]>
>> > > wrote:
>>
>> > > > Hi,
>>
>> > > > I am trying to set up a series of tutorials, which will hopefully be
>> > > > more frequent and in depth that the previous round of tutorials at our
>> > > > school. My idea is as follows. The tutorials will be organized every
>> > > > week, at a set time and place. The tutorials would build upon each
>> > > > other, but still be interesting and informative for people who haven't
>> > > > taken the tutorials in sequence.
>>
>> > > > I'm imagining starting with about 4 photoshop tutorials, starting with
>> > > > the basics (tools, interface, menus, etc...) and getting progressively
>> > > > more advanced, culminating in the creation of a mock website layout.
>>
>> > > > Then, we would take the photshop projects we had created and following
>> > > > the next set of four tutorials, would code the layouts into live web-
>> > > > pages.
>>
>> > > > Each tutorial would run about 1.5 hours. The students running the
>> > > > tutorials would be paid, approximately 25 dollars per tutorial, and
>> > > > would be expected to spend at least an hour outside of the tutorial
>> > > > preparing a plan, and some materials for students to follow along
>> > > > with. I am also exploring the idea, which is funding dependent, of
>> > > > expanding the amount of money paid to the teachers, with the idea that
>> > > > more out of class work could be done for better prepared tutorials.
>>
>> > > > I had someone lined up to teach the photoshop portion, but their fall
>> > > > schedule is too hectic for them to take on the responsibility, so I am
>> > > > putting out a call, to see if any of you are adept with photoshop and
>> > > > interested in leading some of these tutorials.
>>
>> > > > Also, I am interested in any/all suggestions for other tutorials (Max,
>> > > > Flash, electronics, etc?) that people would want to lead/learn about.
>> > > > Or any suggestions or comments in general.
>>
>> > > > -Dan
>>
>> > > --
>> > > Morgan Sutherland
> >
>

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Morgan Sutherland

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[Scott Philip]

I think my last reply got lost.

I do photography and work as the photo coordinator for a small
newspaper so I know a lot about using photoshop for print media and
general photo touch-up. I also know how to use digital cameras well
(both video and still).

I also know a ton about sound production and editing and video
editing, basically all the major programs.

-scott

On Aug 24, 5:28 pm, Dan <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am trying to set up a series of tutorials, which will hopefully be
> more frequent and in depth that the previous round of tutorials at our
> school. My idea is as follows. The tutorials will be organized every
> week, at a set time and place. The tutorials would build upon each
> other, but still be interesting and informative for people who haven't
> taken the tutorials in sequence.
>
> I'm imagining starting with about 4 photoshop tutorials, starting with
> the basics (tools, interface, menus, etc...) and getting progressively
> more advanced, culminating in the creation of a mock website layout.
>
> Then, we would take the photshop projects we had created and following
> the next set of four tutorials, would code the layouts into live web-
> pages.
>
> Each tutorial would run about 1.5 hours. The students running the
> tutorials would be paid, approximately 25 dollars per tutorial, and
> would be expected to spend at least an hour outside of the tutorial
> preparing a plan, and some materials for students to follow along
> with. I am also exploring the idea, which is funding dependent, of
> expanding the amount of money paid to the teachers, with the idea that
> more out of class work could be done for better prepared tutorials.
>
> I had someone lined up to teach the photoshop portion, but their fall
> schedule is too hectic for them to take on the responsibility, so I am
> putting out a call, to see if any of you are adept with photoshop and
> interested in leading some of these tutorials.
>
> Also, I am interested in any/all suggestions for other tutorials (Max,
> Flash, electronics, etc?) that people would want to lead/learn about.
> Or any suggestions or comments in general.
>
> -Dan

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[Morgan Sutherland]

Oh, I totally forgot, I know a ton about sound production as well.

I might be into doing an Ableton Live crash course or something like that...

On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 3:09 PM, Scott Philip <[hidden email]> wrote:

>
> I think my last reply got lost.
>
> I do photography and work as the photo coordinator for a small
> newspaper so I know a lot about using photoshop for print media and
> general photo touch-up. I also know how to use digital cameras well
> (both video and still).
>
> I also know a ton about sound production and editing and video
> editing, basically all the major programs.
>
> -scott
>
> On Aug 24, 5:28 pm, Dan <[hidden email]> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am trying to set up a series of tutorials, which will hopefully be
>> more frequent and in depth that the previous round of tutorials at our
>> school. My idea is as follows. The tutorials will be organized every
>> week, at a set time and place. The tutorials would build upon each
>> other, but still be interesting and informative for people who haven't
>> taken the tutorials in sequence.
>>
>> I'm imagining starting with about 4 photoshop tutorials, starting with
>> the basics (tools, interface, menus, etc...) and getting progressively
>> more advanced, culminating in the creation of a mock website layout.
>>
>> Then, we would take the photshop projects we had created and following
>> the next set of four tutorials, would code the layouts into live web-
>> pages.
>>
>> Each tutorial would run about 1.5 hours. The students running the
>> tutorials would be paid, approximately 25 dollars per tutorial, and
>> would be expected to spend at least an hour outside of the tutorial
>> preparing a plan, and some materials for students to follow along
>> with. I am also exploring the idea, which is funding dependent, of
>> expanding the amount of money paid to the teachers, with the idea that
>> more out of class work could be done for better prepared tutorials.
>>
>> I had someone lined up to teach the photoshop portion, but their fall
>> schedule is too hectic for them to take on the responsibility, so I am
>> putting out a call, to see if any of you are adept with photoshop and
>> interested in leading some of these tutorials.
>>
>> Also, I am interested in any/all suggestions for other tutorials (Max,
>> Flash, electronics, etc?) that people would want to lead/learn about.
>> Or any suggestions or comments in general.
>>
>> -Dan
> >
>

--
Morgan Sutherland

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