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Event Date 5/22/2010 Description Event Date: Saturday, May 22, 2010, 3:00 PM-5:00 PM Instructor: S. Leo Chiang Workshop Location: Fee: $25. $20 for Scribe & WHYY Members
In this class, S. Leo Chiang will explain the growing world of self-distribution to the educational market. He will explain the process of planning a direct mailing and email campaign, to getting the most out of non-theatrical screenings. He will also share his experience with the educational distribution efforts of A Village Called Versailles along with an introduction of New Day Films. Presented in partnership with ITVS Community Cinema and WHYY. About the Instructor: S. Leo Chiang is a documentary filmmaker based in San Francisco. His latest film, A Village Called Versailles, received funding from ITVS and the Center for Asian American Media, and can be seen on PBS this May as a part of the "Independent Lens" series. Leo has a MFA in Film Production from University of Southern California and is an active member of the documentary distribution co-op, New Day Films.Contact Scribe Video Center Contact Address Scribe Video Center 4212 Chestnut Street 3rd Floor Philadelphia, PA 19104 Contact Phone 215 222 4201 Contact Email inquiry@scribe.org Website http://www.scribe.org
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