WIFT: Jan Miller in conversation with Skana Gee
Carbon Arc event on Friday, September 30
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The Atlantic chapter of Women in Film and television is hosting their semi-regular Reel Talk: Conversations with Women in Film and Television this week: Friday, September 30, 7pm at
Carbon Arc Cinema at The Khyber (1588 Barrington Street).
WIFT-AT members are free, non-WIFT-AT members $6.
This week it's Jan Miller in conversation with Skana Gee.
Miller, for those who don't know, was instrumental in starting the National Screen Institute and designing many of its flagship programs. She's currently working with the Atlantic Film Festival, as director of the international co-production market conference, Strategic Partners. She also serves as Chair of WIFT-Atlantic.
Gee is a longtime newspaper reporter and editor who fell into the world of film and television publicity when The Daily News folded in February 2008. She does freelance communications for non-profit organizations, government, business, and other film and TV productions, including Cloudburst, Roller Town, A Drummer's Dream, and The Candy Show.