I just saw this on BMSD's Facebook Page so might as well share it here. I'm not completely sure how much would each seminar costs but just check theor page for updates.
PHOTO-VIDEO-EXPO SEMINAR TOPICS/PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
How To Excel In Fashion Photography
Speaker: Sara Black
June 14, 2012 9:30am - 11:00am
Besides celebrity photography, nothing seems as glamorous as fashion photography. But to succeed in it, you don’t only have to be at the cutting-edge of photography. You also have to learn to deal with unholy schedules and working with editors, directors, designers, stylists, and suppliers—each demanding in her own way.
Makeup & Styling For Photographers
Speaker: Menchit Ongpin
June 14, 2012 11:15am - 12:45nn
Good makeup can look wrong under studio lights. Makeup highlights, shadows, and colors look different than in daylight or room light. It’s up to you to guide the makeup artist and stylist. Don’t leave everything up to them to prepare your subject.
Perfect Portraits Of Imperfect Faces
Speaker: Menchit Ongpin
June 14, 2012 2:00pm - 3:30pm
There is no such thing as a perfect face, but flaws and imperfections can be hidden or made inconspicuous even without Photoshop. These are the classic tricks with lighting and posing that all portrait photographers should know.
Cute, Cuddly, And Prima Donna: Successful Baby Photography
Speaker: Dail Deri
June 14, 2012 3:45pm - 5:15pm
Like wedding photography, baby photography is one field that never runs out of potential clients. Dail Deri talks about building rapport with the baby and parents, preparing the right environment, the ideal time, basic equipment, and the business side.
Infrared Photography: Shooting With Invisible Light
Speaker: Richel Mascariñas
June 15, 2012 9:30am - 11:00am
Put more punch into your wedding and landscape photographs. See the world as only an infrared sensor can see it. Discover why infrared has gone from niche to mainstream in art photography and wedding photography.
Bodies In Black (With Live Model)
Speaker: Tilak Hettige
June 15, 2012 11:15am - 12:45nn
Want to add excitement to your photography? Let Tilak Hettige help you. Tilak will show the eye-catching effects of black light photography on objects and naked bodies using live models. You can apply this technique in a wide range of uses from art to advertising.
In-Camera Special Effects Without Photoshop
Speaker: Ibarra Deri
June 15, 2012 2:00pm - 3:30pm
While we have become dependent on Photoshop, creating special effects without the computer can be cleaner and less fussy. Images look more natural, and everything blends seamlessly into each other. Plus you get to spend more time on other things.
Light As A Paint Brush
Speaker: Ibarra Deri
June 15, 2012 3:45pm - 5:15pm
The effect of “painting” with long and short brush strokes using continuous light results in a more painterly, smoother image than popping *ash all over. It’s a medium and style worth learning for portrait and wedding photographers who want to expand their portfolio.
Bryan Peterson Photography Seminar-Workshop
June 16, 2012 9:00am - 5:00pm
Studio-Quality Photos With Small Camera Strobes (Part 1)
Speaker: Ibarra Deri
June 14, 2012 9:30am - 11:00am
If you’re not going into large-scale portraiture, you don’t need to blow money on expensive studio lights. See why the portable, set-up-anywhere strobist system is just right for the budding professional or semipro.
Studio-Quality Photos With Small Camera Strobes (Part 2)
Speaker: Ibarra Deri
June 14, 2012 11:15am - 12:45nn
Streamlining Your Wedding Photography Workflow with Lightroom 4
Speaker: Jun Miranda
June 14, 2012 2:00pm - 3:30pm
The new game in town for wedding and event photographers is Lightroom 4. What makes Lightroom an indispensable tool for photographers is the fact that it does not only manage your photo and video collections but it also gives you access to quick and superior nondestructive editing. But version 4 just up the ante. You can now has extended video support and photo book creation capability—a boon for wedding and event photographers.
Deja-Vu Wedding Video: Same-Day Edit With Final Cut Pro X
Speaker: Dennis Lucero
June 14, 2012 3:45pm - 5:15pm
Shoot-edit-show a wedding on the very same day, screening a one-song video from preparation to church ceremony. See how Final Cut Pro X makes it so easy and seamless, from ingest to export to applying effects and stamping a signature look.
Make Money Shooting Food (Part 1)
Speaker: Mark Floro
June 15, 2012 9:30am - 11:00am
There’s a lot of demand for delectable, mouth-watering food photography. Magazines, books, restaurants need it, and want it on a regular basis. You can create your own niche in this market.
Make Money Shooting Food (Part 2)
Speaker: Mark Floro
June 15, 2012 11:15am - 12:45nn
Make Money Taking Photos On Weekends
Speaker: Richel Mascariñas
June 15, 2012 2:00pm - 3:30pm
A successful freelancer can make more money on weekends than he does during the week, shooting weddings and corporate events. All you need is diligence, good timing, and an eye for photos that sell.
Who’s Stealing Your Photos
Speaker: Atty. Archie Fortun
June 15, 2012 3:45pm - 5:15pm
You don’t have to be posting online to expose yourself to intellectual property theft. Everytime you hand off your photos to a client, a publication, an agency, even a friend or a camera club, you leave yourself wide open. See how copyright laws and the right contract can protect your rights.
Bryan Peterson Photography Seminar-Workshop
June 16, 2012 9:00am - 5:00pm
Reinventing The Prenup
Speaker: Richel Mascariñas
June 14, 2012 9:30am - 11:00am
Wedding shots can be so … formal and structured. Which is why prenup shoots are popular, because they capture two people in love without all the ceremony and formalities. This lecture shows how to make your prenup shoots stand out from the rest … or the last one you shot.
Shoot A Wedding Like It’s The First & Only One Ever
Speaker: Andy Samaniego
June 14, 2012 11:15am - 12:45nn
To prevent your wedding coverages from looking the same, cut from the same mold, make each one unique by capturing the strong emotion of the moment. Posing untrained actors won’t work. Guests and the bridal couple don’t emote on cue. Learn how to flow with the moment to capture lasting memories as they happen.
Shooting The Impromtu, Unposed, And Unexpected
Speaker: Edwin Tuyay
June 14, 2012 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Learn the skills of the photojournalist in capturing powerful emotion. And your best classroom is the street, with people coming and going though life without expecting a camera to freeze them in time. Learn the split-second skills you need for shooting unstructured events like weddings.
How To Stand Out In A Crowded Wedding Photography Market
Speaker: Lito Sy
June 14, 2012 3:45pm - 5:15pm
Competition among professional wedding photographers is getting tougher by the minute. The only way to survive in this business is to be recognized by your peers as the best. And nobody has succeeded in doing that except Lito Sy. Lito has constantly won grand prizes in both local and international competitions in wedding photography. In this seminar, Lito will discuss his visions and techniques that make him the best among the best.
Why Your Photoshop Layers Look All Wrong (Part 1)
Speaker: Ibarra Deri
June 15, 2012 9:30am - 11:00am
Skilled compositing starts with correct photography. Even the most skilled Photoshop artist can’t make wrong layers look right. Using proper lighting, viewpoint, and lens focal length, you can shoot your elements so they layer up correctly in Photoshop.
Why Your Photoshop Layers Look All Wrong (Part 2)
Speaker: Ibarra Deri
June 15, 2012 11:15am - 12:45nn
Stop Capturing, Start Creating With Adobe Photoshop (Part 1)
Speaker: Jun Miranda
June 15, 2012 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Even in the days of film, the best photographers depended on skilled darkroom technicians to bring their visions to life. Complement your expensive camera and shooting skills with Photoshop techniques for extracting the best color and sharpest image. Learn the best way to change the background too! And it’s never one-size-fits-all. You need to customize your workflow for every target output device.
Stop Capturing, Start Creating With Adobe Photoshop (Part 2)
Speaker: Jun Miranda
June 15, 2012 3:45pm - 5:15pm
Maximize The Video Capability Of Your SLR
Speaker: Jason Magbanua
June 16, 2012 9:30am - 11:00am
Whether you are covering wedding, a corporate event or fashion, you know shooting stills is not enough. You need to combine stills and video to meet your clients’ expectations. Unfortunately, despite the availability of the technology, not all photographers can shoot video. Let Jason Magbanua, one of the country’s leading videographers, help you make the transition from stills to video using your SLR. In the seminar, he will share his experience, techniques and craft that make him one of the most in demand SLR videographers in the country today.
Wedding Videos & Short Movies With A DSLR & Final Cut Pro X (Part 1)
Speaker: Dennis Lucero
June 16, 2012 11:15am - 12:45nn
Having video capability in your pro d-SLR does not make you a pro videographer. To hit the big screen you need to learn proper shooting techniques and sequencing, and follow up with Hollywood-quality editing, applying effects, titles, transitions and gradings. Final output is DVD, Blu-Ray, and YouTube.
Wedding Videos & Short Movies With A DSLR & Final Cut Pro X (Part 2)
Speaker: Dennis Lucero
June 16, 2012 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Add Eyeball-Grabbing Effects To Video
Speaker: Stanley Coloma
June 16, 2012 3:45pm - 5:15pm
Three to six minutes for a wedding or corporate video may not hold an audience unless you siphon their attention with jaw-dropping, show-stopping effects. Take your “straight shots” in Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro and dress them up in After Effects. Used extensively in station IDs, movie intros, and commercials.
Working Smartly in Photoshop
Speaker: Jun Miranda
June 14, 2012 9:30am - 11:00am
Learn how to use smart objects, smart filters, filter masks and other techniques to make your edits completely nondestructive in Photoshop.
Sharpening Your Sharpening Techniques
Speaker: Jun Miranda
June 14, 2012 11:00am - 12:30nn
The speaker will discuss why you need to sharpen your images in Photoshop and explore the different sharpening techniques available in Photoshop.
Vector Drawing Techniques in Adobe Photoshop
Speaker: Mario Ramirez
June 14, 2012 2:00pm - 5:00pm
If you have used Photoshop for some time and worked with photos and images, you already know about bitmap graphics or pixels. But Photoshop is more than pixels. To complete your knowledge of computer graphics, you have to know and differentiate between Bitmap and Vector graphics. Learn about the Pen tool and how to use it to create vector paths for precise shapes and selections, like that smooth jar or bottle image. Work with shape layers, custom shapes and vector masks. Convert paths to selections and selections to paths. Plus, did you know that text are also vectors? You can use text as paths, to make selections and apply as vector masks too. Beyond the precision that you gain in Photoshop, your new understanding of the vectors and paths will help you when you start to use Adobe Flash and Adobe InDesign. Vectors are important in both softwares.
Audience: New and current users of Photoshop, latest and older versions.
High-Impact, Low-Cost Design Solutions
Speaker: Sonny Leon
June 15, 2012 9:30am - 12:30nn
With demanding requirements from clients and a somewhat negligible budget available, what’s a graphic artist to do to get the job done? Sometimes less is, indeed, more. Discover how the right tool, the right image, the right font, the right color or the right words is sometimes all it takes to bring the message further than any conventional image-text layout treatment And learn how even the basic printing processes can be enough to create the maximum impact from your audience.
Going New School With Old School Design
Speaker: Sonny Leon
June 15, 2012 2:00pm - 5:00pm
The advent of state-of-the-art digital technology may have made us more efficient in everyday life yet people still favor the trend of low-resolution, analog aesthetics of old-school design and ephemera because of the feel and the nostalgia of simpler times when things were more personal and less general. Graphic designers have acknowledged this with the resurgence of retro design, from print to digital media, but where does one start? In this seminar you will learn the design elements and aesthetics that defines the look of each era and how you can apply these in creating designs that combines the appeal of the retro with the relevance and functionality of modern technology.
Creating Vector Portraits With Adobe Illustrator
Speaker: Noel Rosos
June 16, 2012 9:30am - 12:30nn
Vector portaits – create stunning, real-life portraits with the use of the gradient mesh feature of Adobe Illustrator. Digitally paint your photos to its minute detail with the use of high quality lines and curves and make them look more alive by applying a wide array of colors to achieve the most realistic look.
Audience: Graphic enthusiast, graphic artists and hobbyist
Creating Dynamic Interactive Documents Using Adobe Creative Suite
Speaker: Ted Padova
June 16, 2012 2:00pm - 5:00pm
The world of print is not entirely lost, but it is giving way each day to more consumable content designed for electronic distribution. Electronic magazines, brochures, interactive games, and more are flooding our computers, notebooks, iPads, Android devices and smart phones everyday. This session covers a myriad of different dynamic file creations using the Adobe Creative Suite software to produce interactive content for many different markets including government, business enterprise, and small entrepreneurs. Assemble assets in a number of different programs and export to interactive PDF, ePub, or Adobe Digital Publishing Suite for display on a variety of devices.
Audience: Novice to advanced users who want to discover the many possibilities for creating dynamic interactive content.
InDesign Workflow and Creation Process (for Printers, Publishers, and Creative Professionals)
Speaker: Gilbert R. Victoria
June 14, 2012 9:30am - 12:30nn
Learn how to improve workflow in InDesign - styles and layout. Learn to effectively manage page planning and color workflow. Save time with third party plug-ins - Woodwing Smart Styles for InDesign. Expand your design capabilities using Adobe InDesign 5.5 and learn how to create designs for Adobe Digital Publishing Suite to create stunning tablet apps.
Level: Beginner to Intermediate.
Left-Brain vs. Right-Brain Thinking: Finding The Right Balance For Your Design
Speaker: Sonny Leon
June 14, 2012 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Conventional vs. Radical. Structured vs. Freestyle. Formal vs. Fun. Sometimes conveying the right message through graphic design can a delicate balance between the two schools of thought: Left-Brain Sensibility and Right-Brain Creativity. Just like good food, it’s not just the elements that matter but the right proportion and technique that makes a great design. In this seminar, we will explain how the two design methodologies work and how we can use the two to overcome possible design dilemmas and create effective design which can be used in different forms of media.
Adobe Photoshop 3D Design
Speaker: Mario Ramirez
June 15, 2012 9:30am - 12:30nn
Photoshop Extended adds powerful 3D tools and capabilities to any designer’s creative skills. This class will introduce the basics of 3D and how to use the tools and techniques in Photoshop Extended. Topics include: the 3D workflow; how to import, composite, manipulate and render 3D assets; techniques for using cameras and perspective; creating 3D scenes from photos; working with 3D Layers; painting 3D Objects; and manipulating 3D objects.
Note: You need to have Adobe Photoshop Extended to work in 3D. (The new techniques require CS5 or later versions.)
Level: Intermediate to advanced. Participants are expected to have experience using Adobe Photoshop Extended.
Explore Fine Art With Adobe Photoshop’s Versatile Painting Tools
Speaker: Mario Ramirez
June 15, 2012 2:00pm - 5:00pm
You can create fine art look by using Photoshop’s Filters and new paint tools. Digital sketches, pastels and water color are all possible with Gaussian Blur, Glowing Edges, Paint Daubs and Smudge Stick. Plus, with Photoshop’s Mixer Brush, a Bristle Tips feature, and color blending mechanism, you can take advantage of more natural and realistic painting effects, making it even easier to create digital fine art. These painting techniques are the opposite of high tech — except that they are done in Photoshop. An advantage to working electronically is that you can create images that have a handmade look without appearing to mimic a specific traditional medium.
Audience: Photoshop users (graphic artists, designers and photographers) who want to explore the artistic side of Photoshop
Level: Basic to intermediate. Participants are expected to already have some understanding of Photoshop fundamentals.
Building Your First Website With WordPress
Speaker: Henry Lopez
June 16, 2012 9:30am - 12:30nn
Discover Wordpress- the Lego of website construction. Explore its pre-built components like themes, widgets and plugins and learn how to assemble them into your own custom webpage. In a snap. Wordpress isn’t just about blogging anymore. It’s now ready to take on any content you can think of.
Designing for iOS using Adobe Flash
Speaker: Henry Lopez
June 16, 2012 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Who says Flash can’t run on iPhone and iPad? Flash is very much alive in the world of iOS devices. Learn about the tools and methods to prepare your Flash apps for deployment on iOS devices.
Adobe Photoshop: Introduction to Interface Design for the Web and Cross Media
Speaker: Stanley Coloma
June 14, 2012 9:30am - 12:30nn
This session will talk about tips and tricks on creating better looking and captivating user interfaces for different mediums including the web, print and video.
Audience: Graphic artists who want to improve their skills in layout and interface design; digital artists who want to take their skills further.
Adobe Flash Catalyst: Rapid Interaction Design Without Code
Speaker: Stanley Coloma
June 14, 2012 2:00pm - 5:00pm
This feature packed session will talk about the power of Flash Catalyst in creative interactive designs in a breeze without having to use codes. Ideal for digital artist who wants to transition to web design without much fuzz.
Audience: Graphic artists who want to transition to interactive design; Web designers who want to learn an alternative for Flash without having to learn codes.
Effective Newsletter Design for Small Enterprises
Speaker: Ige Ramos
June 15, 2012 9:30am - 12:30nn
Newsletter design is really a simple matter. The complexity of producing a simple newsletter could be a daunting experience for the editor or the layout artist. An effective newsletter is achievable by following proper planning and execution, based on a thorough design brief and editorial workflow.
This session is designed for art directors, editors, corporate communicators, layout artist and writers coming from small enterprise and big businesses alike.
Secrets to a Successful Magazine Design (Using the SansRival Business Model)
Speaker: Ige Ramos
June 15, 2012 2:00pm - 5:00pm
In less than a year, Rustan’s Supermarket SansRival Magalogue (magazine+catalogue) became a byword in customer service publication. It has developed a cult-following and it’s fan-base is growing exponentially. Learn how to make your publication result-oriented and generate positive response, Ige Ramos, the magazine’s editor-in-chief, will tell you how.
This is for designers who are looking for ‘out of the box’ solutions.
The Evolution of a Digital Artist - From Print to Web, From Web to Video: A Creative Journey
Speaker: Stanley Coloma
June 16, 2012 9:30am - 12:30nn
This inspirational session will share how you are going to evolve into a fully equipped multimedia artist, starting in graphics design to interactive video design and how to be a more competitive warrior in the creative battle arena.
Audience: Budding digital artists who want to be more competitive in the digital arena; digital arts enthusiasts who wants to develop their signature in the creative industry.
Fast Forward With Adobe Photoshop
Speaker: Mario Ramirez
June 16, 2012 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Increase your productivity dramatically! Learn to use the powerful new tools and features of Adobe Photoshop — easier interface management with live Workspaces, more intelligent Re-fine Edge extracts subjects from backgrounds more quickly and accurately creating realistic composites, Content Aware Fill easily removes image elements and replaces them with surrounding content, Puppet Warp radically transforms specific image areas while anchoring others in place. Have you tried Actions? Record several steps and save it as an action. Then watch it recreate all those steps on multiple photos and images. 50 photos? 100? More? No problem! Sit back and relax while Photoshop Actions do the work for you.
Audience: New and current users of Photoshop, latest and older versions
Visual Communication 101: Graphic Design for Non-Designers
Speaker: Ige Ramos
June 14, 2012 9:30am - 12:30nn
Do you ever wonder where graphic designer get their ideas from? Is graphic design an esoteric art that is difficult to fathom? This casual, yet engaging session might answer some of the questions begging to be asked by a novice designer or an amateur who wants to hone his skills or even to a non-designer who is interested in the aesthetics and design.
Successful Coffee Table Book Design: Case Studies on Award-Winning Book Designs
Speaker: Ige Ramos
June 14, 2012 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Each coffee table is unique! In this session, Ige Ramos, a two-time National Book Award winner for Best Design will show you what it takes to create award-winning titles. Six case studies will be tackled in this session. Topics ranging from ‘generating ideas’ to ‘technical production’ will be discussed from “cover to cover”. For art directors and graphic designers who want to take their work in another level.
Effective Logo Design in a Controversial World
Speaker: Stanley Coloma
June 15, 2012 9:30am - 12:30nn
In this session, we are going to share the different techniques in creating a more effective and timeless logo and how to avoid the stigma and the controversies of the creative community.
Audience: Graphic artists, web designers, marketing people who want to understand better the importance and process of developing better identity and branding for different creative campaigns
3D Brilliance: The Art of Lighting and Rendering in Maya
Speaker: Ronna Lara-Bes
June 15, 2012 2:00pm - 5:00pm
So, you’ve created this wonderful 3D model, the lines and surfaces are clean, not a single poly is out of place. You spent a huge time Photoshopping the highly detailed texture maps and lovingly arranged all the UV’s to fit them. So why is it, that when you render, it looks like crap? Many 3D artists put most of their attention on the modeling and shading phase, choreographed a splendid animation and then put in lights as an afterthought. No matter how beautiful the model, it isn’t going to look pretty it isn’t lit properly.
This session will take an in-depth look at 3D illumination and the art of making compelling images. The list of topics include: light and emotions; how global illumination and HDRI works; special shaders for special surfaces (like skin); and photography lighting principles translated to 3D.
The X Factor In Wedding – Improving Your Pictures And Making People Buy You
Speaker: John Mateos Ong
June 16, 2012 9:30am - 12:30nn
How to put an oomp in your pictures and give yourself an edge against your competitors. Strategies for selling yourself.
Producing Short and Simple Video Clips and Animation for Viral Marketing
Speaker: Ronnie Millevo
June 16, 2012 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Producing short and simple yet powerful video clips, podcasts, web banners and animation is the trend in viral marketing. Corporate communicators, marketing and advertising professionals can easily produce these viral and digital ad materials given the right authoring tools. Learn how to combine photos, graphics, text, animation, sound and videos to be shared and uploaded in social media pages and websites for your viral marketing and advertising.
Advanced Illustrator Techniques
Speaker: Tony Bucu
June 14, 2012 9:30am - 12:30nn
Most anything you want to know (or do) with Illustrator. Maximize the use of 3D techniques and other effects in making your illustrations and layouts. This topic also demonstrates the use of Illustrator’s tools in combination with each other and enhancement commands you’ve always wondered about. Discover Adobe Illustrator’s newest and enhanced tools and how they give an already powerful application more punch.
Level: Intermediate to advanced.
LMNTS (Elements) of Design
Speaker: Tony Bucu
June 14, 2012 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Logos, signage, products and labels, and any identity item are made to be seen. With the Adobe Power Cube (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign), this topic covers the design aspects of how element, color and typography can add visual impact and appeal to designs. A design’s shape, size, simplicity or complexity and how it interacts with its surroundings is key to its readability and visibility in a sea of other designs.
Level: Beginner to intermediate.
Who’s Afraid of Color Management?
Speaker: Jun Miranda
June 15, 2012 9:30am - 12:30nn
Color Management is a necessary part of everybody’s imaging workflow—designers and photographers. Jun Miranda explains in simple terms how to incorporate Color Management in your Photoshop workflow.
The Business Side of Creativity
Speaker: Reynaldo Mendoza, Jr.
June 15, 2012 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Being creative is a wonderful thing. It allows us to earn a living from what we love to do and we can establish as a business. And it doesn’t have to be expensive. But most of us creative professionals are at a loss where to start. How do we market ourselves? How do we get clients and deal with them? How do we charge so we keep our business afloat and profitable? This lecture discusses the essential topics of doing business as a creative professional so you don’t have to learn the hard way – no more trial and error. Just good advise to jumpstart your freelance business or establish a small studio or company. Included in this lecture are – Establishing the business (freelance or a company), How to charge (Pricing, Collection and Tax), Marketing yourself and your work, Handling Clients (getting them and keeping them), Employed creative persons have business costs, and Presentations, Contracts and Business Permits.
Level: Beginner
Creative Realistic Vector Illustration with CorelDRAW
Speaker: Sonny Leon
June 16, 2012 9:30am - 12:30nn
From visualizing a finished concept before starting the first step, to creating images and characters straight from your imagination, to creating a work of art, with all of the complexities in its simplicity, learn how the line between vector and photo-realistic illustration has been blurred much further with CorelDRAW. Learn how to use CorelDRAW’s tools, from interactive vector graphic editing to shadow and light editing tools, to create realistic vector graphics for educational, promotional or artistic projects.
Audience: Digital artists, illustrators, in-house graphic designers, graphic artist, creative directors, art directors, beginner and intermediate CorelDRAW X5 users.
Character Design with CorelDRAW
Speaker: Sonny Leon
June 16, 2012 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Let your creativity and imaginative side come forth and learn how you can create your own characters using CorelDRAW. From the basic tools of creating basic two-dimensional to creating a full character with complex realistic shading techniques that border on realism through the use of CorelDRAW’s updated graphic tools, the seminar will teach you the techniques to help you design and create your own character and give it its own personality and appeal.
If only I have time and money, I could have attend most of them. XD
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