Join us for an incredible workshop and get an inside look at 21st Century Producing and hear from an amazing group of panelists

DEON TAYLOR - During high school in Sacramento, California, Deon played basketball and earned a full-tuition basketball scholarship to San Diego State University and received a degree in Biology. During college he was named “Newcomer of the Year,” and went on to play professional basketball in Germany. While there, Taylor wrote his first script for Dead Tone (originally titled 7eventy 5ive) which premiered at the Sacramento Film Festival and stars Rutger Hauer (Blade Runner) . Since then Deon has made several features and a TV show. Deon's latest film is called Supremacy and stars Danny Glover.

JOHN FUHRAM - John is the director of Sunday's feature presentation, A Bit of Bad Luck. The film is a dark comedy featuring an all star cast:  Cary Elwes, Teri Polo and Agnes Bruckner. Shot in Seattle and the surrounding area, A Bit of Bad Luck was written and directed by Mr Fuhrman.

KATHLEEN DODGE - Film commissioner for Lake Tahoe and Placer counties, Kathleen has overseen hundreds of productions both large and small. Just a few of these include Hollywood films like Indianna Jones and the Temple of Doom, Almost Famous and Deon Taylor's Supremacy. 

BILL KINDER, Director & Producer

As Pixar's Director of Editorial & Post Production for seventeen years, Bill Kinder knows plenty about digital cinema. He combines that high tech production savvy with the maverick spirit of independent filmmaking he learned from Francis Coppola during his stint at American Zoetrope to create WHITE RABBIT. His vision for the film is a post-Iraq War noir thriller with a strong, topical undercurrent of social commentary about the effect of war on the home front. Prior to his work in feature films, Mr. Kinder directed an Emmy-nominated documentary, produced television news and other non-fiction specials, and edited commercials.

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