The Creative Crew Singapore March 2010 Meetup will be happening on 9 March 2010 (Tuesday) in Marine Parade Community Building from 6:45 – 8:45pm. You can sign up via facebook here. Check out here for the event: (Editor’s note: There is an update of the program dated March 4)
This March is the month of Music creation.
Date/Time: 9 March 2010, 6.45-8.45 pm
Venue: Marine Parade Community Building, 278 Marine Parade Road #01-02, Singapore 449282
How to get there: Buses
SBS Transit 13, 15, 16, 31, 36, 43, 48, 55, 76, 135, 196, 197 SMRT : 966, 853 (on weekends & public holiday)
Map
Programme Details:
Programme Details
6.45PM – Registration
7.00PM – Photo Retouching
Ever seen a photo of yourself that you like but wished that pimple of yours wasn’t there?
Or maybe you had a photo shoot but the photographer did not do a good job on the photo which you had the perfect smile?
Well fret not! Carlsson will be giving some tips and tricks on how to make you look good in your own photo.
7.30PM – Stefano will share the tips and tricks he wrote in a tutorial scored among the 30 best tutorials in the world for Photoretouch and Digital MakeUp. He will show how to retouch skin, eyes, lips and hair in order to transform a model, without compromising the natural look.
Stefano has retouched over 5000 models from 2003.
8.00PM – BREAK
8.10PM – Making music with GarageBand by Robert Hector R. Cristobal
You do not need to be a PRO to produce your own music! Robert will talk about the basic principles of sound and demo everything from setup, recording techniques and effects with GarageBand and publishing your music.
8.45PM – END
Register HERE!!
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