FESTIVAL FORUMS

A series of free events for film students and film lovers,
with industry leaders and artists sharing their
experiences working in the film business.
All Festival Forums are FREE and open to the public

THE KODAK FORUM: "IT'S IN THE FILM"
Thursday, March 13, Noon at Enzian
Sponsored by Kodak
A screening and discussion of various processing techniques for alternative looks. Did you ever wonder what Cross-Processing, Bleach Bypass, and Skip Bleach meant or why Cinematographers choose these creative looks? Join us for an explanation of these alternative looks.

FILM CRITICS SEMINAR
Thursday, March 13, 2:00 PM at Bush Auditorium, Rollins College (Courtesy of The Arts at Rollins College)
Sponsored by Orlando Sentinel
Back by popular demand! Come and hear how some of the nation's most read film critics (including Jay Boyar of the Orlando Sentinel and Stephen Schaefer of the Boston Herald and Entertainment Weekly) decide if a film gets a thumbs up or a thumbs down. Find out how critics affect the film industry and ask your own questions. Moderated by Roger Moore of the Orlando Sentinel.

DISTRIBUTION FORUM
Friday, March 14, 11:00 AM at Bush Auditorium, Rollins College (Courtesy of The Arts at Rollins College)
Dick Morris, of Morris Projects and the Sarasota Film Society, will lead the discussion on how films get distributed and what the current and future trends are. This informative forum shouldn't be missed by anyone involved in filmmaking. Panelist includes Mark Urman of Think Film and Kelly Devine from the Independent Film Channel.

IN YOUR WILDEST DREAM SEQUENCES
Saturday, March 15, 11:00 AM at
Borders, 600 Orlando Avenue,Winter Park
FREE
Do you know the 12 most common clichés in dream sequences? How about the 10 most frequent scientific inaccuracies in representing sleeping and dreaming on film? Join author and magazine columnist Leslie Halpern as she signs copies of her new book, "Dreams on Film. The Cinematic Struggle Between Art and Science," and leads a mind-altering discussion of dreams, fantasies, flashbacks, and hallucinations in the movies. Buy a book, get it signed, and stay for discussion or head over to the Filmmakers Forum at nearby Bush Auditorium (see below).

FILMMAKER FORUM
Saturday, March 15, 11:00 AM at Bush Auditorium, Rollins College (Courtesy of The Arts at Rollins College)
Sponsored by FILMMAKER Magazine
The Florida Film Festival hosts some of the hottest new independent filmmakers every year, and we are lucky enough to have a morning to pick their brains. The tradition of the Filmmaker Forum stands for another year of idea exchanges and stories of the current challenges, opportunities, and methods in the world of indie filmmaking. Moderated by Matt Ross of FILMMAKER Magazine.

Additional Forums are available through NextArt "Interactive Media Forums."

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Florida Film Festival 2003
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