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10/07/2011

Avant Garde Influences Mainstream Movies! 49th NYFF Forums Welcomes Jon Gartenberg as Guest Speaker

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AVANT GARDE INFLUENCES MAINSTREAM MOVIES!

VENUE: FILM CENTER AMPHITHEATER
CATEGORIES: NYFF
 

Presented by New York Women in Film and Television. Organized by Terry Lawler, Executive Directorand NYWIFT Board Members Anne Hubbell and Eileen Newman.

For generations experimental filmmakers have been developing new cinematic techniques that haveredefined cinema. This panel of filmmakers, curators and educators looks at how the experiments andground-breaking new filmmaking by the avant garde have influenced and been adopted by mainstreamcinema.

Speakers include Ina Archer, Independent Media Artist; Sara Driver, director and producer, whose newlyrestored film, You Are Not I, is playing at the New York Film Festival; Roberta Friedman, independent producer and post production supervisor; Jon Gartenberg, independent curator and President, Gartenberg  Media; and MM Serra, Executive Director, Filmmakers Coop. The panel will be moderated by Drake Stutesman, Editor, Framework: The Journal of Cinema and Media.

SERIES: NYFF FORUMS

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     Thu Oct. 6: 7:00 pm - AMP 

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