Tomorrow afternoon, the second installment of the Spokane International Film Festival 2011 Filmmaker Forums will take place starting at 1 PM at the Magic Lantern Theater. This weekend’s series of panels will be moderated by Eastern Washington University’s Professor of Screenwriting, Film Industry Law, Theory and Criticism, Marvin Smith.
Currently scheduled to attend are:
1-1:45 PM – Nora Bateson (An Ecology of Mind), Sara McIntyre (Two Indians Talking), Danielle Barbieri (Lady Lily)
1:55-12:15 PM – Don Hamilton, Chris White, John Baechler and Michael Pickering of Hamilton Studios (The Big Sayonara)
2:15 – 2:35 PM – Adam Harum (Disintegration: The Life of Jonathan Willoughby), Chris Rausch (Mad Dog and the Flyboy), and Jef Faulkner (I Hate Basketball),
2:35 – 3:00 PM- Jeremy Lokken, Adam Boyd, Aaron Fink, and Juan Mas (SpIFF 2011 bumpers). (You can view the bumpers below.)
The forum will be recorded as a podcast. Podcasts from last week’s forum are available in our previous posts and iTunes (click the iTunes link below to access).
We look forward to you joining us for this fun and intimate event.
This post was written by
Tom Dineen – who has written 136 posts on Film And Video Enthusiasts of Spokane.
Born in California and transplanted to Spokane WA at a young age, Tom Dineen graduated with a degree in film and video production and business and started his career working for a local film production company. After a short stint in the industry, Tom became active in the community as an organizer of the FAVES group and has administered the FAVESblog.com web presence and emailing lists. Tom has also been involved with organizing several short films produced in the Spokane area as well as Reel Spokane and the 50 Hour Slam events.
