This event will be live-streamed<\/a>.
\n<\/b>The keynote speaker for 2016 is director, actor, and film historian Peter Bogdanovich. As the Oscar-nominated director of celebrated films including \u201cThe Last Picture Show\u201d (1971), \u201cWhat\u2019s Up, Doc?\u201d (1972), and \u201cPaper Moon\u201d (1973), Bogdanovich was a key figure in the 1970s American cinema renaissance known as the New Hollywood. His most recent film, \u201cShe\u2019s Funny That Way\u201d (2015), stars Jennifer Aniston and Owen Wilson and premiered at the Venice International Film Festival. Bogdanovich has written more than 12 books on film and filmmaking, among them \u201cWho the Devil Made It\u201d (1997), which features interviews with 16 legendary directors, including Alfred Hitchcock, Fritz Lang, George Cukor, and Howard Hawks; with Orson Welles, \u201cThis is Orson Welles\u201d (1998), and his classic interview book \u201cJohn Ford,\u201d which has been continuously in print since its first edition in 1967. He is a frequent commentator for the Criterion Collection and other DVD releases. As an actor, Bogdanovich is perhaps best known for his recurring role as the \u201cshrink\u201d for Lorraine Bracco\u2019s psychiatrist character, Dr. Melfi, on HBO\u2019s groundbreaking series \u201cThe Sopranos.\u201d<\/p>\nBogdanovich\u2019s talk will draw on his close relationships with many classical Hollywood auteurs, including John Ford, Alfred Hitchcock, and Orson Welles, whose legendary unfinished film, \u201cThe Other Side of the Wind,\u201d Bogdanovich is currently completing. He will also discuss his thoughts about the current state of Hollywood cinema.<\/p>\n
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 24<\/span><\/b><\/p>\n3:30 p.m. Cornerstone Screening Room: Faculty Panel. \u201cFault Lines: Social History, Culture, and Geography of Hollywood\u201d
\n<\/b>In this presentation, an interdisciplinary panel of CC faculty examines the landscape, culture, and social history of Hollywood\/Los Angeles.<\/p>\n
6:30 p.m. Celeste Theatre: Cari Beauchamp and Sone Quartet \u2013 \u201cWithout Lying Down: The Powerful Women of Early Hollywood\u201d
\n<\/b>Film historian Cari Beauchamp is the author of numerous books about Hollywood, including <\/i>\u201cWithout Lying Down: Frances Marion; The Powerful Women of Early Hollywood;\u201d and \u201cJoseph P. Kennedy Presents: His Hollywood Years.\u201d Her books have been selected for \u201cBest of the Year\u201d lists by the New York Times<\/i>, the Los Angeles Times,<\/i> and Amazon.com. <\/i>Beauchamp was nominated for a Writers Guild Award for the documentary film \u201cWithout Lying Down: The Power of Women in Early Hollywood,<\/i>\u201d which she wrote and co-produced for Turner Classic Movies. She has twice been named the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Film Scholar and is resident scholar of the Mary Pickford Foundation. Beauchamp’s\u00a0talk will include screenings of several\u00a0early Hollywood short silent films directed by, written by, and starring women. Acclaimed Denver quartet Sone will improvise live musical scores to accompany the films.<\/p>\n
THURSDAY, Feb. 25<\/span><\/b><\/p>\n5 p.m. Cornerstone Screening Room: F.W. Gooding and Faculty Panel \u2013 \u201cDiversity and Representation in Hollywood\u201d
\n<\/b>One \u201cspace,\u201d broadly speaking, rare in Hollywood is one that includes diverse roles for and positive representation of people of color and members of marginalized communities \u2013 not to mention jobs for same. This presentation by scholar F.W. Gooding, assistant professor of ethnic studies at Northern Arizona University and author of \u201cYou Mean There\u2019s Race in My Movie?: The Complete Guide to Understanding Race in Mainstream Hollywood,\u201d critiques matters of diversity and representation in Hollywood cinema and will include a panel discussion with CC faculty.<\/p>\n
7:30 p.m.<\/b> Cornerstone Screening Room: Ted Miller \u2013 \u201cEconomics of Hollywood Television\u201d
\n<\/b>Ted Miller \u201986 is a partner and co-head of television at Creative Artists Agency (CAA), a worldwide talent and literary agency based in Los Angeles. Miller represents many of the world\u2019s leading television producers, writers, directors, and showrunners, including Noah Hawley (\u201cFargo\u201d), Alex Kurtzman (\u201cStar Trek,\u201d \u201cHawaii 5-0,\u201d \u201cScorpion,\u201d “Limitless\u201d) Damon Lindelof (creator of \u201cLost\u201d and \u201cThe Leftovers”), Clyde Phillips (executive producer of \u201cDexter\u201d and \u201cNurse Jackie\u201d),\u00a0Matthew Weiner (creator of \u201cMad Men\u201d), and\u00a0Marc\u00a0Webb (director and executive producer of \u201cLimitless\u201d and\u00a0\u201cCrazy Ex-Girlfriend”). Prior to CAA, Miller was an investment banker in New York. Miller will discuss the evolution of television, the creative renaissance in television series and argue that the \u201cwhere\u201d of Hollywood has moved to the small-ish screen.<\/p>\n
FRIDAY, Feb. 26<\/span><\/b><\/p>\n1 p.m. Cornerstone Screening Room: Andrew Goldstein and Robyn Tong Gray \u2013 \u201cEmpathy, Entrepreneurship, and Virtual Worldmaking\u201d
\n<\/b>Andrew Goldstein \u201909 and Robyn Tong Gray are co-founders of Otherworld Interactive, one of the most highly sought virtual reality development studios in the growing industry. Their projects, such as \u201cSpacewalk\u201d and\u00a0\u201cCaf\u00e9 \u00c2me,\u201d have been featured at festivals and conferences throughout the country, from the Game Developers Conference to the Interactive Playground at the Tribeca Film Festival\u2019s Innovation Week. Their project \u201cSisters\u201d was accepted to the New Frontiers section of the 2016 Sundance Film Festival. Goldstein will discuss virtual worldmaking \u2013 specifically, the emergence of virtual and alternate reality technologies and their potential impact on the Hollywood entertainment industry \u2013 and Gray will discuss the role of empathy in designing interactive stories.<\/p>\n
After the talk, participants will be able to view Otherworld\u2019s mobile virtual reality apps and experience their Sundance-selected project, \u201cSisters,\u201d in Cornerstone Studio B.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
By Montana Bass \u201918 Part of the Cornerstone Arts Initiative, a 13-year-old program that emphasizes collaborative, interdisciplinary arts teaching linked by current and developing technologies, Cornerstone Arts Week is a series of talks, screenings, performances, and exhibits that celebrates artistic collaboration around an annual theme. The theme for 2016 is \u201cWhere Is Hollywood?\u201d The week … <\/p>\n
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