Docs In Progress returns to the George Washington University for a work-in-progress screening of a documentary works-in-progres by local filmmakers. Following the screening, there will be a moderated feedback session between the audience and the filmmakers. Special thanks to the Documentary Center at the George Washington University for sponsoring this screening.
WHAT'S SCREENING?
BATTLE FOR THE BIG EASY (103 minute rough cut) by John Patrick King and Ed Stephenson
Five people from different parts of New Orleans strive to keep alive the city's distinctive Mardi Gras culture after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. Are they saving a culture or is the culture saving them?
WHEN?
Friday, November 6, 2009 7:00-10:00 pm
WHERE?
George Washington University Media and Public Affairs Building - Auditorium B-07 (one floor down from street level) 805 21st Street, NW (21st and H Streets) Washington DC Closest Metro: Foggy Bottom Limited street parking free after 6:30 pm. Campus garage for $8 across the street.
COST?
$5 suggested donation. Cash only at the door.
Special thanks to our Location Sponsor:
Location : George Washington University Media and Public Affairs Building, 805 21st Street, NW Washington DC 20052 Contact : Adele Schmidt, Director of Programs and Services, (301) 789-2797 or adeleATdocsinprogressDOTorg
“The positive feedback I received about my documentary has given me renewed enthusiasm and conviction to continue to put the energy, time and money into the film to finish it and get it out there.”
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