Mike Roe Video Services, Inc.

Lilburn, GA – Mike Roe Video Services attended AVP’s (Association of Video Professionals) Annual Fall Conference held in Atlanta, GA, September 12-16, 2007.
    Almost 30 studios nationwide gathered together for a fun and intense training provided by some of the country’s top most sought after experts in video production and editing. Final Cut Pro guru and broadcast video production expert, Larry Jordan, was on hand to help AVP studios get better at their editing businesses as well as be more efficient with their editing systems. Two-time Grammy Award winner Frank Dorritie taught how to produce great audio for video. Clay Asbury, certified Apple trainer, taught on intermediate and advanced Final Cut Pro, as well as Soundtrack Pro and PhotoShop.
    “We could not have asked for any better instructors. To have all these high caliber trainers together in the same place at the same time is more than we could have hoped. These are some of the best instructors I have had the pleasure of meeting”, states Mike Roe, CEO of Mike Roe Video Services, Inc. and Secretary of AVP.
    The conference was not all technical. Action International Coach Bill Evileth was on hand to help AVP studios to not fall into the common traps that force many small businesses to shutdown. Search Engine Optimization is not something you would expect at a video conference, but Larry Weaver dispelled many misconceptions about how search engines list web sites and how to get ranked in the competitive realm of the Internet.
    Mike Roe Video Services, Inc. is a member of AVP (Association of Video Professionals) and uses the same equipment and techniques used to produce many Hollywood Movies. They also provide video production services to individuals, organizations, and companies. These services include Video Production Services, CD DVD Duplication Services, 8mm Film Transfer Service, Video Transfer to DVD Services,  and much much more.
    Association of Video Professionals is a cooperative membership organization of independent video professionals that provides quality technical support, marketing support and on-going training through the collaborative efforts of its members. As a community of video professionals, AVP members are in business for themselves, but not by themselves.