Join the FilmLight team on June 9th at 4pm to learn how FilmLight products and APIs can streamline, automate, and modernize your post-production workflows.During this session, we’ll share practical examples using Nara, Daylight, and the FilmLight API, demonstrating how teams can build more efficient, connected pipelines.

We will also touch on emerging approaches to API integrations, including the use of coding agents to assist with script development.

The presentations will be led by Peter Postma and James Kasaba, and you’ll also have the opportunity to connect with other peers across the industry.

Don’t leave just yet! Join us afterwards for refreshments, and continue the conversation with fellow guests and industry peers.

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Rejoignez-nous pour découvrir comment FLAPI (l’API FilmLight) peut transformer et moderniser vos pipelines de post-production. À travers des exemples concrets, nous vous présenterons les fondamentaux des scripts Python, leur intégration à l’interface utilisateur, ainsi que le contrôle optimal du Queue Manager pour automatiser vos tâches quotidiennes.

Cette session s’appuiera sur le « Backroom Engine » présenté en avant-première lors du lancement des discussions autour de FLAPI, vous offrant ainsi une étude de cas concret.

Ce sera l’occasion idéale d’échanger directement avec Martin Tlaskal (Directeur du Development) et Mustapha Laatita (expert et ancien directeur technique en post-production).

• 14h00 : Ouverture des portes
• 14h30 : Début de la présentation et cas pratiques

Si vous pensez à quelqu’un que cette présentation pourrait intéresser, n’hésitez pas à nous le faire savoir.

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Wednesday 6 May
Pick your time: 1:00PM / 5:00PM

Note: The presentation will be held in French

MELS
2600 William-Tremblay street, #150

Join us for an exclusive discussion on the realities, challenges, and workflows of modern colour.

Colourist Sylvain Canaux will share his international journey, from his approach to grading to the practical realities of today’s workflows.

Drawing on projects such as The Cercle Odyssey and luxury brand campaigns for L’Oréal, Chanel and Hermès, he’ll cover:

• The colour workflow, then and now: from telecine to ACES, FilmLight’s T-CAM, and Chromogen’s look development tools
• Creating engaging looks & beauty work: texture AI VFX generated image, spatial tools, and face tracking
• Working with Baselight’s X Grade

Based in Montreal, colourist Jérôme Cloutier will join the discussion, exploring Baselight through his core principles: efficiency, precision, and flexibility.

Once the screens go dark, join us for drinks, networking, and conversations with our speakers.

The fundamentals of coding and machine-assisted development

These sessions will help you build the skills needed to create seamless integrations with your FilmLight products making your workflows smarter, faster and more efficient.

FilmLight, 103 Bermondsey St, London SE1 3XB

All sessions are 2.5 hours and led by former facilities expert Mustapha Laatita.

Session 1 – Foundations (Tuesday 28th April)

This introductory session provides the core fundamentals for the series. You will learn the basics of Python scripting and how to connect your scripts to the user interface. We will also cover how to effectively control and interact with the Queue Manager, giving you practical tools to automate and streamline your workflows.

This session is based on Mustapha’s Backroom Engine, which was previewed during the kickoff of the FLAPI discussions, providing a practical, real world example to support your learning.

Session 2 (Wednesday 6th May)

Building on the foundations from Session 1, you will learn how to integrate a dust busting model into your Filmlight products, enabling automated detection and cleanup of image artefacts to improve overall image quality and efficiency in your workflow. It will also provide an example of how to implement your own Flexi effect into Baselight.

The discussion will also be opened up to explore real world scenarios where FLAPI can help improve workflow efficiencies.

Session 3 (Wednesday 13th May)

This session takes a closer look at how FLAPI can support a daylight workflow, with a focus on Shots View and the manipulation of metadata. It will demonstrate how to efficiently manage and adjust shot based information to enhance your grading and review process.”