INDUSTRY SERIES PANEL 4 - Getting from Here to There - Filmmakers share their secrets

April 7, 2010 - PRLog -- April 7, 2010

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The Festival runs from April 7-11 2010 http://www.reelworld.ca/


TORONTO, CANADA: ReelWorld Industry Series Panels 2010 - Key Sponsor: Astral Media - The Harold Greenberg Fund ----- Don't miss these amazing industry panels - Buy Your Tickets Now!


INDUSTRY SERIES PANEL 4 - Getting from Here to There - Filmmakers share their secrets

SATURDAY APRIL 10 2010
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Several filmmakers with films at the festival explain what it takes to make a film successfully. Moderated by ReelWorld programmer Bobby Del Rio, we find out how they managed to maneuver through the daily obstacles and achieve their goals.

MODERATOR:
Bobby Del Rio

PANEL:
Quincy Newel, Producer/Writer (Why We Laugh)
Jay Arthur Sterrenberg, Director/Producer (Stages)
Howard Green, Writer/Producer and Actor (Machete Joe)
Warren Sonada, Director (Unrivaled)
Lenin Sivam, Director (1999)


Industry Series Panel 4 - on Saturday April 10  2010, at Cineplex Canada Square, 2190 Yonge Street, Toronto, Canada, the ReelWorld Film Industry Series KEY SPONSOR: Astral Media - The Harold Greenberg. Industry Series All-Acess Pass $40.00 or Single Tickets are $ 10.00 they can be purchased either at the box office or in advance at http://www.reelworld.ca/
The Industry Series Panel 4 - 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
For more information call 1-800-595-4849 or email mailto:industry@reelworld.ca

ReelWorld Industry Series 2010 - Key Sponsor: Astral Media - The Harold Greenberg Fund

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ReelWorld Film Festival - RWFF - celebrates cultural diversity in the Film industry. 2010 is a milestone year for ReelWorld, for the past decade, the festival has delivered groundbreaking films from diverse communities to a broad spectrum of Toronto audiences. This year's five-day line-up continues to support films from the Aboriginal, Asian, Black, Latino, Middle Eastern, South Asian, and other multi-racial communities, and promises to surpass the standards set in previous years.

Features, Documentaries, Shorts, Music Videos, Industry Panels and so much more. Films from Nigeria, Philippines, India, Korean, Ethiopia, South African, Iran, Mexico, with over 60% Canadian content.
Come Celebrate with us!