Excerpts from the second event of Steeltown Entertainment Project's Film Factory held on January 30, 2010 at the Purnell Center on the Campus of Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh PA.
Audience members who attended the Film Factory Panel Discussion on January 30, 2010 give their thoughts on the Film Factory competition and its impact on the filmmaking community in the Pittsburgh region. Interviews were conducted at the Purnell Center on the campus of Carnegie Mellon University.
Students and professionals who work and are interested in the growth of the entertainment sector in the Pittsburgh regions give their thoughts on Steeltown Entertainment Project's Film Factory competition. Interviews were conducted on November 6th and 7th 2009 at Concept Art Gallery, and Melwood Screening Room.
Excerpts from the kickoff event of Steeltown Entertainment Project's Film Factory on Saturday, November 7th 2009 at Melwood Screening Room, Pittsburgh PA.
"Precious" screenwriter Geoffrey Fletcher is a featured speaker at the Steeltown Film Factory panel discussion held in the Melwood screening room at Pittsburgh Filmmakers.
It's the 28th year for the 3 Rivers Film Festival, running November 6-21, 2009 at all three Pittsburgh Filmmakers theaters. OnQ contributor Minette Seate gives OnQ viewers a preview of what they'll see.
Television writer-producer Carl Kurlander returned to his hometown of Pittsburgh for a one-year Hollywood sabbatical.
It stretched far beyond that, and Kurlander decided to document his experience and that of his hometown in a movie called "My Tale of Two Cities."
In this clip from the movie, Kurlander and David Newell from "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" (shown without his signature Mr. McFeely costume and makeup), talk about reinventing Pittsburgh.
"My Tale of Two Cities" will have its West Coast premiere April 11-12 at the Sonoma Valley Film Festival which, coincidentally, will honor native son Michael Keaton. All roads lead back to Pittsburgh or a Pittsburgher.
This video clip comes courtesy of "My Tale of Two Cities."
