American Cinematheque’s Filmmaking Seminars

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Seminars for Filmmakers

The American Cinematheque continues its program of one night seminars for filmmakers. The American Cinematheque debuted its Filmmaking Seminars for Filmmakers and other artists in September 2007 with the concept of offering concrete, practical information on a variety of filmmaking, marketing, creative and business practices at a very reasonable cost to the many independent filmmakers working in the Los Angeles area.

Film consultant and festival programmer Thomas Ethan Harris leads many of our seminars in tandem with guest speakers working in the spotlighted fields.

Topics include: Navigating the Film Festival World; Marketing & Publicity for Festivals, Short Film, Documentary Film and Feature Film Distribution and Creating a More Visually Comprehensive Cinema. Seminars are announced monthly on our website.

At the Spielberg Theatre at the Egyptian

Thursday, March 12 – 7:00 PM
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NAVIGATING THE FILM FESTIVAL WORLD
For most emerging filmmakers, the goal of launching a film on the film festival circuit begins with one singular dream: SUNDANCE! But what lies beyond Sundance for you and your film? In this informative seminar, film festival programmer/film consultant Thomas Ethan Harris (former Director of Programming, Los Angeles Film Festival and Palm Springs International Short Film Festival) offers filmmakers practical skills to navigate the world of film festivals to maximum effect. What are the most significant film festivals and showcases you should be considering right now before that ultimate Sundance dream fades and you are left with a very good film with no place to show it? For more details click here. Seminar Tickets: $20 General Admission, $15 Student/Senior with valid I.D.; $12 Members of the Cinematheque. Website

Thursday, March 19 – 7:00 PM
Back by Popular Demand!
NAVIGATING THE FILM FESTIVAL WORLD
For most emerging filmmakers, the goal of launching a film on the film festival circuit begins with one singular dream: SUNDANCE! But what lies beyond Sundance for you and your film? In this informative seminar, film festival programmer/film consultant Thomas Ethan Harris (former Director of Programming, Los Angeles Film Festival and Palm Springs International Short Film Festival) offers filmmakers practical skills to navigate the world of film festivals to maximum effect. What are the most significant film festivals and showcases you should be considering right now before that ultimate Sundance dream fades and you are left with a very good film with no place to show it? Seminar Tickets: $20 General Admission, $15 Student/Senior with valid I.D.; $12 Members of the Cinematheque. See description above for links to more information.

More information about the Cinematheque’s Seminar Series at: http://www.americancinematheque.com/Seminars/ThomasEthanHarris.htm

 

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2 Responses to “American Cinematheque’s Filmmaking Seminars”

  1. Manny on March 8th, 2009

    They should host seminars like that in other cities as well. Seattle, anyone??

  2. Boston Digital Imaging on March 10th, 2009

    These sound like some great informational seminars. I wish I lived closer I would love to figure out the whole film festival world!

    I agree with Manny, it would be great for them to offer seminars around the country!

    Timothy

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