#Video Exposition
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The Massachusetts Chapter of the National Professional Videographers
Association (NPVA) presents its fifth annual Northeast Video Conference &
Exposition. This informative event will take place Tuesday, April 25, 1995
from 9:00am to 10:30pm at the Holiday Inn Crown Plaza in Woburn, MA. Seminars
will run throughout the day. If you are a professional videographer, or
professional photographer looking to offer videography, then these seminars are
geared to you. Free admission to Exposition Area.
Hope to see you there.
Pam Coffman
President
NPVA MA
Peter:
Please tell me more about your organization.
How long has the organization been around? How many members do you have? How
often do you have conventions? Can vendors purchase exhibit space?
As publisher of a monthly publication for Video Entrepreneurs, I have hundreds
of customers in your area and I'd like to be able to point them towards an
organization that would help further their video careers.
Thanks in advance.
Barbara A. Besteni, Publisher
VIDEO FILE, Professional Journal of the Video Entrepreneur
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Sincerely, Dean
Marketing Representative