An Evening Featuring In-Depth Conversations with Master Filmmakers Set for November 14th
Manhattan Edit Workshop, the east coast leader in education for content creators, announces the return of “Sight, Sound & Story: The Art of Cinematography” on November 14th at the NYIT Auditorium Theater on Broadway.
This year’s line-up features cinematographers Dean Cundey, ASC (“Jurassic Park,” “Halloween,” “Who Framed Roger Rabbit,” “Back to the Future,” “Apollo 13,”) Tom Hurwitz, ASC (“American Dream,” “Harlan County U.S.A.,” “The Queen of Versailles,”), Claudia Raschke (“RBG,” “God is the Bigger Elvis”), and Tom Houghton, ASC (“Elementary,” “American Horror Story: Coven,” “Rescue Me”.) Moderators include David Leitner (Director & Cinematographer), Jim Kamp (Producer), and Tony Wisniewski (ZEISS – Marketing Manager).
Additionally, attendees will have the opportunity to speak directly with top gear companies including our Platinum Sponsor ZEISS; Shutterstock, OWC, Padcaster and more at our Networking Party & Tech Lounge, sponsored by ZEISS. There will also be exclusive raffle prizes for attendees.
Limited seating – purchase tickets for the November 14th event here: https://bit.ly/332yoz5. Cost includes a ticket to all panels and networking party with an open bar, hors d’oeuvres & sponsored giveaways.
For an LAPPG discount head to our discount page.
To inquire about tickets or partnership opportunities, please contact jason-at-mewshop-dot-com.
LAPPG is now partnering with MovieMaker, the world’s best-selling magazine on the art and business of making movies. Founded in 1993, the publication has a quarterly readership of over 160,000 and its website, www.MovieMaker.com, is one of the most popular movie sites in the world. MovieMaker’s content is directed at the audience as well as the artist, and its lively mix of in-depth criticism, do-it-yourself moviemaking and behind-the-scenes looks at classic Hollywood actors, directors, cinematographers, producers, screenwriters and editors makes it a perennial favorite with cinephiles the world over.
