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Kelly Anderson’s documentary “Never Enough” will be the subject of a roundtable discussion (and screening) at the New York Metro American Studies Association annual conference entitled “Dirt”.
The screening and panel will take place on:
2:15pm
Saturday – December 4th, 2010
It will be held at:
St. Johns University
41 Murray Street
Prof. Kelly Anderson and Allison Lirish have recently established a new blog about a documentary that focuses on the redevelopment of the Fulton Mall in downtown Brooklyn. Both Kelly Anderson and Allison Lirish Dean produced the documentary called Lasting Scars and hope to get people interest in development issues.
http://lastingscars.com/
The Film & Media Studies Department presents:
The Lang Auditorium, Hunter North Room 424
Monday, November 8th, 6:00-8:00PM
MARK LIPSON
Mark Lipson is producer for the Errol Morris documentaries THE THIN BLUE LINE, FAST, CHEAP AND OUT OF CONTROL and the latest, TABLOID. Lipson will join us to discuss the evolution of the ground-breaking and controversial work THE THIN BLUE LINE. He will also share his experience with TABLOID and the specific strategies filmmakers must consider regarding distribution in the digital era. Lipson will show clips from the films, in a conversation with Shanti Thakur, Assistant Professor in Film and Media Studies. Lipson will then answer questions from the audience.
This is not a night to miss. THE THIN BLUE LINE put Errol Morris on the map, who later won an Academy Award for THE FOG OF WAR.