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N/A Willamette Writers annual conference August 7-9th at the Lloyd Center DoubleTree hotel offers opportunities to meet film agents, managers, and producers, literary agents and publishers, as well as opportunities to attend over 80 workshops on the craft of screenwriting and marketing films. Some of the film agents and producers include Niki Montazara, Paradigm; Alison Haskovec, VP of Development, Evergreen Studios; Daniel Inkeles, Sony Pictures Animation. To learn more or to register to attend the conference, phone 305-6729, email [email protected] or visit http://www.willamettewriters.com/wwcon
Willamette Writers Conference Offers Opportunities to Meet Hollywood Producers
N/A Willamette Writers annual conference August 7-9th at the Lloyd Center DoubleTree hotel offers opportunities to meet film agents, managers, and producers, literary agents and publishers, as well as opportunities to attend over 80 workshops on the craft of screenwriting and marketing films. Some of the film agents and producers include Niki Montazara, Paradigm; Alison Haskovec, VP of Development, Evergreen Studios; Daniel Inkeles, Sony Pictures Animation. To learn more or to register to attend the conference, phone 305-6729, email [email protected] or visit http://www.willamettewriters.com/wwcon
Willamette Writers Conference Offers Opportunities to Meet Hollywood Producers
– Please join us for the final event of the Peace of the City Summer Film Series 2018 at The Armory in downtown Portland! The Devil We Know (Dir. Stephanie Soeftig, 2018) 1 hr. 35 min. Featured at the Sundance Film Festival and Hot Docs 2018, The Devil We Know unravels one of the biggest environmental scandals of our time as it traces a group of citizens in West Virginia who take on a powerful corporation after they discover it has knowingly been dumping the toxic chemical behind Teflon and Gore-Tex--now found in the blood of 99.7% of Americans--into the drinking water supply. This special film premiere will be followed by a panel discussion featuring Jen Coleman of the Oregon Environmental Council and other local experts. General admission is $10 and includes a pre-screening reception and general seating in our 150-seat cinema. A limited number of patron tickets, which include prime reserved seating and an invitation to meet special guests and enjoy a complimentary drink at the post-film reception, are also available. Please purchase advance tickets at peaceofthecity.com/tickets. Cash-only tickets can be purchased at the box office the night of the screening subject to availability. “A blood-boiling eco-doc whose story is far from over.”--Hollywood Reporter Presented by Film Sprout and NW Documentary, the Peace of the City Film Series is a summer documentary film series hosted at The Armory in Portland, OR, co-directed by Film Sprout founder Caitlin Boyle and Jill Schnitzer Edelson. A forum for true stories that can entertain as they educate and inspire, the series showcases the best work of the social-issue documentary film community in the United States, which upholds a tradition of investigating, observing and translating the most pressing social issues of our time.
Peace of the City Summer Film Series at The Armory presents the premiere of "The Devil We Know"
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Willamette Writers Conference Offers Opportunities to Meet Hollywood Producers
Willamette Writers Conference Offers Opportunities to Meet Hollywood Producers
August 7, 2018
Cost to attend ranges from $179 for one day to $395 for three days.
Willamette Writers Conference Offers Opportunities to Meet Hollywood Producers
Willamette Writers Conference Offers Opportunities to Meet Hollywood Producers
August 7, 2018
Cost to attend ranges from $179 for one day to $395 for three days.
Peace of the City Summer Film Series at The Armory presents the premiere of "The Devil We Know"
Peace of the City Summer Film Series at The Armory presents the premiere of "The Devil We Know"
August 16, 2018
The Armory
128 NW 11th Avenue
Portland, OR, 97209
Please purchase tickets HERE
“A riveting tale of long-term irresponsibility and injustice.”--Variety
