Steven Fischer, producer of Old School New School the movie, will be appearing on Old School New School the podcast on Thursday, July 7 2011 at 6.30pm PST. More details to come.
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OSNS on OSNS
June 23, 2011CINE Announces Event for July 15
July 4, 2009CINE announces What Makes a Winning Film seminar at Discovery Communications. Click here to learn more.
Only $15; 6-8pm, Wednesday, July 15. Panel guests: Donald Thoms, CINE President; Rita Mullin, Vice President of Development, TLC; Rick Allen, CEO, SnagFilms; Mary Frost, Managing Partner, Frank Frost Productions; and Steven Fischer, CINE Masters Series Award-winning Filmmaker.
OSNS on Film Cast Live
June 29, 2009Film Cast Live posted a review of the OSNS screening in Hollywood, June 20th. The writer’s name is George Leon and he had some great words to share!
Thanks for the kudos, George!
OSNS panel discussion, Los Angeles, CA, June 2009 (L-R) Brett Paesel, Mark Goffman, Steven Fischer, Steve Melendez, Mike Polcino
Discovery Channel and Old School, New School Producer
June 12, 2009Received a sweet invite from the folks at CINE in Washington, DC. They’ve asked me to appear on a panel at Discovery Channel on July 15th. What an honor!
When I saw the list of who was going to be on the panel I nearly fell out of my chair. Check it out: Donald Thoms, CINE president and former VP of Talent Development for Discovery Studios; Rita Mullin VP of Production and Development at TLC; Rick Allen, CEO of SnagFilms. I’m excited just to hear these members talk! Should be a great night. If you’re in DC Wednesday, July 15 at 6.30pm stop on by! Topic of discussion is “What Makes a Winning Film”. Check CINE for specifics.
Thanks for the invite, Wendy! See you on the 15th.
Friends
February 27, 2009Spreading the word about the June 20 OSNS screening in Los Angeles. Wendy Revel, Executive Director at CINE has agreed to help; Melanie Jones at Kodak has offered incredible support; and so many friends have pledged support. University of Maryland Baltimore County has offered to send notices/invites to alumni in Southern California. And law gal Diane Davison and I worked out a plan of attack tonight over crab cakes (we’re in Maryland, how can we not). She came up with some great ideas and will be making contact with some pretty high profile subjects in all aspects of support for the movie.
More to come… exhausted but fulfilled…
