Benjamin Weeks will lead seminar, serve as panelist and proctor at
NAB’s international show in Las Vegas

GREENVILLL, SC – March 31, 2005 – Benjamin Weeks, founder and executive director of Aardvark Interactive Studios, has been selected to serve as a speaker, panelist and proctor at the upcoming NAB2005 show in Las Vegas.  The National Association of Broadcasters produces this annual conference and exhibition for the electronic media industry.  The NAB Show offers educational forums on digital communications technologies and showcases those technologies, including television and radio broadcasting, film/video production and post production, multimedia, Internet and telecommunications.

As an expert in post production for film/video, Weeks will speak on “Advanced Media Management Strategies for Final Cut Pro,” a presentation that will offer attendees helpful techniques for consolidating, transcoding and decomposing strategies to maximize hard drive space and protect video projects from computer disasters.  Final Cut Pro is a leading software program for editing and producing high quality video and digital media.

Weeks will also serve as a panelist on the Small Business Owners panel and share his tips for success with other business owners in the media industry.  Additionally, NAB selected Weeks to proctor the Apple’s Motion Certification Training, which is a two day, hands-on training course to prepare media professionals for to take the certification exam for this new motion graphics design software from Apple.

Held annually, the NAB Show is the largest international electronic show with over 1,400 exhibitors and 95,000 attendees.  Las Vegas is the host city for this year’s show, scheduled for April 16-21, 2005.