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CINE and Eastman Kodak present:
"Is There a Place for Your Project?"
A discussion with Programming Executives
When: Thursday, January 9, 2003
6:30pm - Reception
7:30pm - Program
9:00pm - Desert
WHERE: Eastman Kodak Company
6700 Santa Monica Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90038
Participants:
Donald Thoms, Discovery Health Channel
Carole Florman, VP Communications, CPB
Jacoba Atlas, Co-Chief Program Executive, PBS
Claire Aguilar, Dir. Of Production, ITVS
Nancy Lesser, Sr. VP Communications/West Coast HBO
RSVP to Sharon Pizzo at 323-468-4220
HURRY - SPACE IS LIMITED!
Could one of our la people go and report on this to the rest of us?
What do you say A!
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Gosh, do you think they'll let me in if I say I shoot Super-8?
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I can't go. I'm shooting a live peformance. (it's a billpaying job, this one will be in video)
I really wanted to go to this too.
Thanks for the heads up Boss-Jock.
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I tried to go because I was able to rework my schedule. However, this is the reply I received via e-mail...
"Alex, unfortunately, the response to this program was overwhelming (about 200). Our facility can only hold 100 tops so we have been notifying those people after 100 that we cannot accommodate them. So sorry, but we will let you know if another program will be scheduled or if an audio tape of this program will be available soon. I'll keep your information and get back."
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Well, the audiotape sounds promising.
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I can be so gullible I amaze myself.
Here is a reply I received from earlier today...
"Unfortunately, no audio was taken that evening. Sorry,"
Sharon Pizzo CAP
Entertainment Imaging
1017 Las Palmas Avenue, Suite 200
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I made a couple of attempts to get a reservation. I even asked if I could come, and only be allowed in if the event was not overbooked.
Ms. Pizzo stated that they had reserved 125 people
figuring that up to 25 might not attend.
I wonder how many actually attended? I only called once I knew for certain I had no other obligations. Perhaps it would have been wiser to book early on, and then if I could not make it, cancel a day or two before.
That still would have left them plenty of time to get someone else in, and I wouldn't have been left twisting in the wind.
