Snell & Wilcox to offer TDs free Kahuna classes

The next Kahuna training for technical directors will be Sept. 21 in Chicago.

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Aug 12, 2005

Snell & Wilcox will offer free classes for users of the SD/HD Kahuna production switcher at locations throughout the United States.

The production switcher features simultaneous SD and HD operation in a single mainframe with a single control panel. The system combines the traditional control panel layout familiar to users with the ability to integrate SD and HD material seamlessly into the same program.

Upcoming classes are scheduled for Miami, Atlanta, Pittsburgh, New York City and Los Angeles. The next Kahuna training for technical directors will be Sept. 21 in Chicago.

Technical directors interested in attending should contact Ken Schneider at ken@snellamerica.com.

For more information, visit www.snellwilcox.com.

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