George RR Martin - Nacogdoches Film Festival

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February 26-28, 2015
featuring
george r.r. martin
Photo by Parris Mcbride-Martin
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CONTENTS
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Road to
Austin
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Tomato
Republic
George
R.R. Martin
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Panelists
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Schedule
of Events
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Welcome to the
an annual celebration of the art and entertainment of film in all its forms!
By CHRISTINE BROUSSARD
[email protected]
Excitement is building for the 2015
Nacogdoches Film Festival as coordinators round out panels and guest
appearances before theater lights dim
and projectors flicker on.
Scheduled for the last week in
February, organizers have brought big
changes and even bigger names to the
event now in its fourth year.
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"We have added additional panels
that deal with producing, writing
for the screen and making a film in
Nacogdoches," said Ron Johnson, film
WHO WE ARE
The Nacogdoches Film Festival operates in Nacogdoches, Texas—an East
Texas college community known for its
arts focus and easy access to area attractions, trails, restaurants, shopping
and scenic byways.
festival committee chair. "They will
run on Saturday afternoon."
Firsts at the fest
Directors, producers, novelists and
big wigs from various genres will attend, including director Jim Mickle.
He will accompany Nacogdoches native and noted author Joe Lansdale in
another Q-and-A following the screening of "Cold in July" — a book-to-film
adaptation of one of Lansdale's novels.
Another festival first this year is the
use of Nacogdoches full-screen theaters, including the Carmike and SFA
Movie Theater.
Kids and filmmaking
A first for the Nacogdoches Film
Festival is a filmmaking workshop for
children slated for Saturday morning.
“A
ll
"Many of us enjoy reading books and
watching movies," said Bruce Partain,
CEO and president of the Nacogdoches County Chamber of Commerce.
"It is wonderful to be part of an enthusiastic audience, but it is also great
to be an active participant, especially
when you are young. So, don't just read
books — write them. Don't just watch
films — make them."
"Visual storytelling is a learned skill
that makes use of angles, framing,
point of view, shot selection and editing," Partain said.
Professionals leading the workshop
include Dr. Casey Hart, SFA professor
who teaches broadcast video techniques. He and Dr. Linda Bond are
both faculty of the SFA Department of
Mass Communication, which is hosting
the workshop, added Partain. 
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Stricken by cancer, Texas musician and Grammy award-winning producer Stephen Bruton’s
2009 death at just 60
years old served as the
impetus for
a film that
chronicles
the rise of
Austin as a
music mecca.
The film
“Road to Austin”
— written, directed
and produced by Gary Fortin of
the FORMAX Group — will be
one of several films screened during
the 2015 Nacogdoches Film Festival
in March.
“This film — it’s a documentary of
how Austin, Texas, became the live
music capital of the world,” Fortin
said. “It starts from the 1800s and
takes you to the present, then it
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morphs into the 2007
concert that was
also called ‘Road to
Austin.’”
Bruton was right-hand
man to and lead guitarist for
Kris Kristofferson — a singer,
songwriter, musician and actor known for hits “Me and Bobby
McGee” and “For the Good Times,”
among others.
“Kris is also a dear friend of mine
and Stephen was my business partner,” Fortin said. “Kris and I decided
to do the film about four years ago in order to
memorialize Stephen Bruton.”
The 2007 Road to Austin concert was one Fortin
said he produced and was Bruton’s last major
performance.
“Road to Austin was unveiled to an audience of
20,000 people in Austin, Texas,” the Road to Austin film website states. “The lineup was developed
to include multiple genres of music, including poetry and opera. The production attempted to blend
and blur this artistic diversity in order to deliver
many never-seen-before collaborations.”
Celebrity headliners included Kristofferson,
Bonnie Raitt, Delbert McClinton, Joe Ely, Ian
McLagan, Eric Johnson, Bobby Whitlock and
CoCo Carmel.
Those headliners “heightened the impact of the
evenings apex and afforded Austin’s local artists
an opportunity to have these legends accompany
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Gary Fortin
Writer/Director
Gary Fortin is a 30-year veteran in the world of visual
arts. He is a writer, director,
producer, executive producer, and cameraman all with
equal veteran prowess. He
has his hands in every creative and business aspect
of his productions and is a
principal of The FORMAX
Group. Gary lives in Austin,
Texas with his son Max.
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Film Synopsis
Road To Austin chronicles how Austin, Texas became the Live
Music Capital of the World, dating from 1835 to present. The
film highlights 1800s Austin, the psychedelic movement, Armadillo World Headquarters, and numerous iconic musical
inflection points that shaped the American musical culture of
today. Vintage photos, posters, and footage are presented to
a soundtrack that truly inspires! The film story line weaves
towards an all-star live performance featuring Kris Kristofferson, Bonnie Raitt, Delbert McClinton, Eric Johnson, Ian
McLagan, Joe Ely, and 40 other Artists led by Musical Director, Stephen Bruton. Kris Kristofferson dedicates this film to
Stephen Bruton.
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them during their performances,” the
website says. “This event was designed
to create and capture a heightened level
of excitement towards understanding how and why Austin, Texas, has
become known as the live music capital
of the world.”
The “Road to Austin” film debuted
in March 2014 at Austin music festival
South by Southwest. Though the full
length film version runs three hours
and 40 minutes, Nacogdoches Film
Festival will screen a 75-minute festival
cut, Fortin said.
It was released on DVD and Blue
Ray in December.
“It’s been received amazingly all over
the world,” Fortin said, adding that 100
percent of the film’s profits go toward
creation of the Stephen Bruton memorial Artist Wellness Program and “delivering awareness towards bolstering
the quality of health and wellness to the
artist community,” the website states.
“The artist wellness program is based
on what we called biomarker testing,”
Fortin said. “Stephen died of cancer so
... the short of it is the artist wellness
program is designed for early detection
of life threatening diseases.”
Fortin has been in the visual art
community for about 35 years, he said.
He began as a professional fashion
photographer, living for several years
in Europe before moving to Austin in
1995.
He is also executive producer,
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By PAUL BRYANT
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International Film Festival, which is
great because it’s near East Texas. We
had a great East Texas crowd there.”
Jackson’s company, P+R Productions
of Houston, has since screened the film
The former producer of CBS’
“48 Hours” and native Texan Jenna
Jackson is scheduled to attend the
Nacogdoches Film
Festival on Feb. 27
for a showing of her
2014 documentary
We were so excited when we got
“Tomato Republic.”
connected with Nacogdoches. It is the
“It’s about a
heart of East Texas, and that is where we want
mayor’s race in
the film to be showing. Any time an East Texas
Jacksonville,” she
crowd sees it, they love it. The charm of small
said. “One of my
towns is everywhere, but East Texas is special.”
friends, Whitney
Jenna Jackson • Producer
Graham Carter,
called me one day
in that city and in Jacksonville, Dallas,
and said, ‘You need
Austin and Kilgore.
to come back and
“And we were so excited when we got
film this mayor’s race.’ I
connected
with Nacogdoches,” Jackson
thought she was crazy, at first.”
said. “It is the heart of East Texas, and
But Carter was on to something.
“She told me that a variety of people that is where we want the film to be
were running for mayor, and that this showing. Any time an East Texas crowd
sees it, they love it. The charm of small
was a great way to really capture our
towns is everywhere, but East Texas is
small town and these great people,”
special.”
Jackson said.
Jackson was raised in Jacksonville.
And that’s what they did.
She
graduated from Sam Houston
“I took my team down for the
State
University before accepting a job
weekend and we were all hooked. We
with CBS in New York.
filmed for three months, and then we
premiered last spring at the Dallas
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and attorneys across the country.”
But in 2012, Jackson created P+R
Productions, and “Tomato Republic”
“I was there for 15 years,” she said.
was one of its first projects.
“I went right after college, and it was
“When Jeff Zucker left to take over
a big shock to my system. I thought
CNN,
I started my own company,”
that was a big leap, going from HuntsJackson said.
ville to New York City. But it was an
On the firm’s website, she credits
exciting time in my career.”
Dan
Rather with helping her become
Jackson eventually became a pro“a real journalist” after meeting him
ducer for the long-running series “48
Hours,” for which she won an Emmy, at Sam Houston.
“(He) hired her shortly after
and was a producer for Katie Couric.
graduation. She packed a suitcase and
“I started by getting coffee and did
moved to New York, where she began
whatever I could to work my way
working for CBS News/48 Hours.
up to producing. For ‘48 Hours,’ I
She learned myriad lessons about the
handled most of their Texas crime
news, people and life. Jenna’s passion
stories. That included fascinating enhas always been telling real stories
counters with suspects, police officers
about real people
Film Synopsis
and she started P+R
A flamboyant restaurateur, a good ol’ boy and a political inProductions to do just
génue, walk into a small town political contest and compete
that.”
head to head ... to head, for a non-paid mayoral seat of the
And that’s what
Tomato Republic. What happens next is anyone’s guess. The
only thing that could slow this race down is a freight train.
“Tomato Republic” is
Let the takeover begin.
about.
“These characters in
Carmike is scheduled to show the film at
the film, you literally
8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27.
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can’t make up,” Jackson said. “I think Texas
has some great stories with great characters.”
P+R Productions on its website describes
the spirit and intent of “Tomato Republic.”
“When we heard through the East Texas
grapevine that there were three challenges
for the normally uncontested mayoral race ...
and that all three candidates were interesting
and diverse individuals, we ran to get there
with cameras. We set out to share a oncein-a-lifetime, up-close-and-personal look at
small-town politics. What unfolds is the story
of small-town America.”
Incumbent Mayor Kenneth Melvin defeated Rob Gowin in a runoff. The other
challenger was William Igbokwe. Melvin
died in December.
Carmike is scheduled to show the film at 8
p.m. Friday, Feb. 27.
“My two fellow producers, Anthony
Jackson, who is my brother, and Whitney
and several cast members will be there,”
Jackson said. “Rob — one of the candidates
for mayor — is going, along with Cherokee
County Judge Chris Davis and Kurt Sadler,
Rob’s cousin.”
Beyond the Nacogdoches screening, no
others are scheduled
for “Tomato Republic” this year. But
Jackson said she is
considering one
for Washington. 
Jenna Jackson
Director/Producer
Jenna grew up in teensy Jacksonville,
Texas. She went to college at Sam
Houston State University – and there
she met her mentor and friend, Dan
Rather. He grew her into a real journalist – and a more courageous individual
– and hired her shortly after graduation.
Jenna’s passion has always been telling
real stories about real people and she
started P+R Productions to do just that.
With a team like this one, the stories –
whether on television or the big screen
– will be beautiful, captivating and one
of a kind. She lives in Houston with her
twin boys (Parker and Rees, the original
P and R) and her husband, who is totally
supportive of her craziness.
Jenna won the News & Documentary
Emmy Award, “Outstanding Continuing
Coverage of a News Story in a News
Magazine” in 2012, for her work as
Producer on CBS News’ “48 Hours”
broadcast “Grave Injustice,” which
told the story of a Texas man who was
wrongfully convicted based on flawed
evidence for brutally murdering a family.
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Photograph taken by Linda Carfagno
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George R.R. Martin
BRINGS GAME OF
thrones to festival
[email protected]
Any fan of George R.R. Martin knows the longtime science
fiction author turned screenwriter knows all too well how to
keep an audience on the edge of its seat.
Killing off many of his fan’s favorite characters in the Game of
Thrones (GoT) book series, and now in the HBO television adaptation, has created an uproar among diehard devotees. Even so,
Martin’s fan base has exploded since his Game of Thrones books
came to life on the small screen.
And soon, Nacogdoches residents will have the opportunity to
listen to Martin as he shares insight into the writing process and
the growth of a fantasy empire during the 2015 Nacogdoches
Film Festival in March. The annual film festival is now in its
fourth year.
Martin recently spoke with The Daily Sentinel about his success and some of his history.
“It’s been a wild ride,” Martin said over the phone from his
office in Santa Fe. “I never could have anticipated the success of
Game of Thrones. You always hope the show will be successful,
but to be successful on this level is just amazing.”
Martin’s presence at the Nacogdoches Film Festival is directly
due to his friendship with Nacogdoches native and fellow author,
Joe Lansdale.
The two became acquainted “from the science fiction world
conventions and things like that,” Martin said. “I first came to a
Texas science fiction conviction in 1973, so I know quite a few of
the Texas writers — past and present — of science fiction and
fantasy and horror.”
Martin has jumped between writing mediums during his
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George R.R. Martin
my next book, and I had a mortgage
that needed to be paid. So when
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the Hollywood thing came along, I
career, getting a job as a screenwriter
jumped at it.”
for the 1980s Twilight Zone remake
Out of Game of Thrones’ four
and later as a writer for the threecomplete seasons, Martin has writseason show, Beauty and the Beast.
ten screenplays for four episodes. He
Admittedly, Martin said, he has
will show two of those at the film
always enjoyed writing books
festival — Blackwater and
the most.
The Lion and the Rose
“Prose will always re— offering background
main my first
and personal
love,” he said.
anecdotes for
“I sold my first
each.
story in 1971
He also
George R.R. Martin
and publooks forward
lished my first
Nacogdoches Film
to meeting
novel in 1977,
fans both at
Festival events:
and I loved
the screening
television, I
and Hastings
GRRM will sign books at Hastings from 11
loved mobook signing.
a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 28.
tion pictures,
“The fans
SOLD OUT
but I never
are great,”
really thought
Martin said,
I would write
Game of Thrones episodes “Blackwater” and
“and I’m a fan
“The Lion and the Rose” will be screened in
for them.”
myself. I startthe SFA Movie Theater in the Baker Pattillo
A book
ed out reading
Student Center beginning at 8:30 p.m. Satcalled “The
urday, Feb. 28.
stuff by other
Armageddon
people before
Rag” — MarI wrote it and
tin’s fourth
it was always
novel — had
a thrill to me
been well reback in 1970s and ’80s when I went
viewed but sold very poorly. It was
to conventions and met some of
around that time Martin was invited
the guys I’d been reading for a long
to contribute a script to Twilight
time. So I try to remember that.”
Zone.
Martin was nominated for a Writ“Of course in book publishing,
ers Guild Award in 1987 for one
you are only as successful as your
of his Twilight Zone scripts. It was
last project,” Martin said. “With that
announced in December 2014 that
commercial failure on my record, I
Game of Thrones received two Writwas having a lot of difficulty selling
ers Guild of America nominations. 
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The February 26 panelists
Guest appearances are subject to change
Jim Mickel
Gary Fortin
Larry Waks
Producer, director, writer
Entertainment attorney
Director
Notable work: “Road to Austin”
Notable work: “Cold in July”
Howard Waldrop
Andy Cope
Joe Lansdale
Producer, actor
Science-fiction writer
Author
Notable work: “Rainbows End;”
“Flutter;” & “Hyde”
Notable work: “The Ugly Chickens”
Notable work: “Cold in July”
& more than 30 books to his credit
Levie Isaacks
Eric Hueber
Producer
Cinematographer
Notable work: “Rainbows End;”
“Flutter;” & “Hyde”
Notable work: “Malcolm in the Middle;”
“Leprechaun;” & “The Dentist”
Michael Cassut
t
Producer, screenwriter, author
Notable work: “The Outer Limits;” “Eerie;” “Indiana;”
“Beverly Hills, 90210;” & “The Twilight Zone”
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‘Unique, talented’
panelists expected to
appear at film festival
By PAUL BRYANT
[email protected]
Nine panelists are scheduled to attend
the Nacogdoches Film Festival for a
forum on entertainment law and filmmaking on Feb. 26.
“All of these people have contributed
dramatically to the film business in one
way or another,” Nacogdoches author
Joe Lansdale said. “A lot of them are
behind the scenes who people don’t
notice. They just know the actors saying the lines. But so many people with
different abilities are contributing (to
film). I think it’s going to be marvelous
this year.”
Lansdale is one of the scheduled
panelists. His book, “Cold in July” was
adapted to film by director Jim Mickle.
It will premier on Feb. 27 at Carmike,
and a Q&A with both men will follow.
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entertainment attorney Larry Waks.
“Joe got us Waldrop and Cassutt,”
said Ron Johnson, chairman of the 2015
Nacogdoches Film Festival committee.
“We’ve got some really unique and
important panelists,” Lansdale said.
“Howard Waldrop has written all kinds
of short stories, and
he’s also a movie expert, and Mike Cassutt
has produced, directed
There’s a lot of talent at this one
and written for film.
film festival, and it is just going to
He’s been a story edicontinue to grow and gain attention. It
tor, and whatever can
has always been my dream for this to put
be done in film, he’s
Nacogdoches on the map. We want to
done it.”
see Nacogdoches more and more known
The other panelfor film.” Joe Lansdale • Author
ists are producer and
actor Andy Cope,
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Former Nacogdoches film and video
producers Cope and Hueber — known
for their film “Rainbows End” — and
Remy Carter will premier “Flutter” on
Feb. 26.
“We have arrived,” Johnson said. “I
think we finally got here. We expect
this to continue growing. I think what
has helped us most this year is having
George R.R. Martin. We are getting
some big guns, some important people
in the business. When you do that, you
attract other people who want to see
them.”
Lansdale agreed.
“I’ve known George Martin for (more
than) 30 years,” he said. “I’m excited he
is going to be here because he is going
to add to this. He’s been around a long
time — not just on Game of Thrones. I
think he is a big excitement right now. I
definitely think it’s going to be the biggest festival we’ve ever had.”
The author of the Game of Thrones
book series and producer and screenwriter for its HBO television series
adaptation by the same name, Martin is
scheduled to sign books at Hastings on
Feb. 28. “The Lion & the Rose: Game
of Thrones” will show that night at the
Baker Pattillo Student Center.
“I know the tickets are selling really
quickly,” Lansdale said. “There’s a lot of
talent at this one film festival, and it is
just going to continue to grow and gain
attention. It has always been my dream
for this to put Nacogdoches on the map.
We want to see Nacogdoches more and
more known for film.” 
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Events at the Cole Art Center are free, but space is limited to first 100 guests.
4:30 — 6:30pm
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2015 Shorts Competition Selections
Discussion Panel:
Entertainment Law and Filmmaking
With Howard Waldrop, Michael Cassult, Andy Cope, Gary Fortin,
Eric Hueber, Levie Isaacks, Joe Lansdale, and Lawrence A. Waks
(Jackson Walker L.L.P. Entertainment Law specialists).
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2015 Shorts Competition Awards
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winners.
Flutter
(2014, 96 minutes). Nacogdoches premiere. With her husband
away indefinitely, a young mother struggles to nurture her son in
the face of poverty, isolation, and incarceration. Flutter explores
the truest love on earth—the love of a mother and child.
Director: Eric Hueber; Producers: Remy Carter and Andy Cope
9:35 — 9:55pm
cole art center
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Q&A: Flutter
with Andy Cope and Eric Hueber
EVENTS
10 — 11:15pm
cole art center
Road to Austin
(2014, 75 minutes). Road to Austin chronicles how Austin, Texas
became the Live Music Capital of the World dating from 1835
to present day. This feature documentary builds to a climax as
the storyline weaves its way towards a live concert featuring Kris
Kristofferson, Bonnie Raitt, Delbert McClinton, Eric Johnson, Ian
McLagan, Joe Ely, and many other artists led by musical director,
Stephen Bruton.
Director: Gary Fortin
11:15 — 11:45pm
cole art center
Q&A: Road to Austin with Gary Fortin
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27
9am — 4pm
cbh insurance
Film Friendly Community Workshop
The Texas Film Commission, a division of the Office of the
Governor, will bring its Film Friendly Community workshop
to Nacogdoches, Texas at CBH Insurance (108 Hospital
St.). The day-long workshop is designed to give community
representatives the tools they need to market their communities
to on-location filming. Whether it's for a two-day television
commercial or a two-month feature film, the Texas Film
Commission wants every Texas community to be ready to
welcome filmmakers in a way that benefits its residents,
businesses and the community. The target audience is members
of city governments, Chambers of Commerce, Convention and
Visitors Bureaus and economic development personnel.
Program and registration information:
gov.texas.gov/film/film_friendly/program_certification
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VIP Party
7:30 — 8pm
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Red Carpet Event
8 — 9pm
Tomato Republic
carmike 6 cinema
(2014, 61 minutes). A flamboyant restaurateur, a good ol’ boy
and a political ingénue, walk into a small town political contest
and compete head to head... to head, for a non-paid mayoral
seat of the Tomato Republic. What happens next is anyone’s
guess. The only thing that could slow this race down is a freight
train. Let the takeover begin.
Directors: Whitney Graham Carter, Anthony Jackson;
Co-director: Jenna Jackson
9 — 9:30pm
carmike 6 cinema
Q&A: Tomato Republic with Whitney
Graham Carter, Anthony Jackson, and
Jenna Jackson
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9:30 — 11:15pm
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Cold in July
(2014, 109 minutes). When a protective father meets a
murderous ex-con, both need to deviate from the path they are
on as they soon find themselves entangled in a downwards spiral
of lies and violence while having to confront their own inner
psyche.
Director: Jim Mickle; Writer: Joe Lansdale
11:30pm
carmike 6 cinema
Q&A: Cold in July
with Joe Lansdale and Jim Mickle
Saturday, FEBRUARY 28
8am — Noon
sfa dept. of mass
communication
Kids Film-making Workshop:
Creating and editing short movies
with smartphones and tablets
Children are taught how to shoot video on smartphones, tablets,
and point-and-shoot digital cameras. Using hands-on workshop
methods, participants learn basic movie techniques and how to
capture images on their devices. Cost: $15 per child. Workshop
limited to 20 students. Suggested age range: 10 to 15 years old.
11am — 1pm
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6 — 6:20pm
sfa baker pattillo
student center
theater
Book Signing: George R.R. Martin
Book signing with George R.R. Martin.
SOLD OUT
By the Hair of the Head
(2014, 20 minutes) A writer rents a room at an old Victorian style
house and discovers that the caretaker is harboring a sinister
secret.
Director: Mike T. Lyddon; Writer: Joe Lansdale
6:20 — 6:40pm
sfa baker pattillo
student center
theater
Q&A: By the Hair of the Head
with Joe Lansdale
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6:45 — 8pm
sfa baker pattillo
student center
theater
Discussion Panel: Writing for the Screen
with George R.R. Martin, Joe Lansdale,
Michael Cassutt, and Howard Waldrop
8 — 9pm
sfa baker pattillo
student center
theater
Game of Thrones: “Blackwater”
(2011, 60 minutes). Game of Thrones, Season 2, Episode 9,
“Blackwater”. A massive battle rages for control of King’s
Landing and the Iron Throne.
Director: Neil Marshall;
Co-executive Producer and Writer: George R.R. Martin
9 — 9:30pm
sfa baker pattillo
student center
theater
Q&A: Game of Thrones: “Blackwater”
with George R.R. Martin
10 — 11pm
sfa baker pattillo
student center
theater
Game of Thrones:
“The Lion and the Rose”
(2014, 60 minutes). Game of Thrones, Season 4, Episode 2, “The
Lion and the Rose”. A who’s who of honored guests turns out for
Joffrey and Margaery’s wedding in King’s Landing. Meanwhile,
Bronn gives a lesson to an unlikely pupil; Bran’s vision helps map
out his journey; Stannis loses patience with Davos; and Ramsay
takes a perverse delight in his new pet.
Director: Alex Graves;
Co-executive Producer and Writer: George R.R. Martin
11 — 11:30pm
sfa baker pattillo
student center
theater
Q&A: Game of Thrones:
“The Lion and the Rose”
with George R.R. Martin
*All guest appearances are subject to change.
Due to the mature nature of most films presented, anyone under age 18
must be accompanied by an adult.
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