Paul Martin of the Director's Guild: This Friday Night!!

[Martin Anaya]

PAUL MARTIN

Chair Emeritus
Director's Guild of America
Northern California

Topic: Paul has been a 1st unit AD on many films throughout a long career. In addition, he has served on the board and is the chair emeritus of the Director's Guild of America, Northern California. Paul uses a unique teaching method to really inform and enlighten about the art of film. ALSO: We'll have info the upcoming Screenplay Challenge and the Sacramento Film Fest! Please join us!

6:30pm January 8th
The Studio Center
915 Fee Drive
Sacramento, 95815
$5 donation
RSVP NOW (space limited)

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[Jason Borroel]

Hey Martin. How do we RSVP? Is there a link?