The Film Institute at Montclair State and the Montclair Film Festival Present “Behind the Screen”

The Film Institute at Montclair State and the Montclair Film Festival have partnered once again to present the “Behind the Screen” program for 2015. The program consists of a full day of filmmaking workshops and panels that are free and open to the public, and held on Montclair State campus.

Welcoming industry professionals to speak about various aspects of directing, producing, and the development of film and television programming, the program is created to give students and film enthusiasts a behind the scenes look at how their favorite films and televisions programs are made.

Speakers include Michael Slovis of Game Of Thrones, Tim Squyers Life Of Pi and Joel Stillerman The Walking Dead, Kahane Cooperman of The New Yorker Presents, and Tom Hall of the Montclair Film Festival, to shed light on the ins-and-outs of their fascinating creative industry.

Read coverage announcing the program at Indiewire and IMDB; it’s an industry event that shouldn’t be missed!

For more information on the event, including the full-day schedule visit: MontclairFilmFest.org/beind-the-screen

Sponsored by the Montclair Film Festival, The Film Institute at Montclair State, and Shine Global.

“Behind the Screen” Sunday, December 6th, 2015

Montclair State University, University Hall, Room 1070

10:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Register here to attend this free event.

The Film Institute at Montclair State is dedicated to the preservation, growth and experience of the art of film. Films and Filmmakers is a weekly program that features filmmakers who come to speak about their work and profession. Open to both University students and the general public, audience members are invited to ask questions and hear personalized inside stories from some of the most innovative filmmakers working in the field today.