Saturday, January 23, 4:30 p.m.
Filmmaker Lodge
Join PBS and WNET/New York and leading filmmakers as they discuss the many ways of developing projects with public media, how the funding process works, why diversity is essential, and what the future of public media will look like as more filmmakers and consumers turn to digital platforms to create and discover new content.
Moderator: Marie Nelson (vice president, PBS News and Public Affairs)
Panelists: Dawn Porter (Trapped, Gideon's Army, Spies of Mississippi), Kim Snyder (Newtown, Welcome to Shelbyville), Rita Coburn Whack (Maya Angelou And Still I Rise), Ben DeJesus (Tales from a Ghetto Klown)
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