Panel Discussions
"Where Movies & Music Meet"
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Saturday March 7 - 6:00pm - 7:00pm
Chicago Cultural Center, G.A.R. Annex
Music Licensing & Publishing
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Panel on the ups, down, and legalities of properly licensing and publishing music. Panelists include entertainment attorneys Hillel Frankel and Tom Leavens, Anthony Musiala of Minty Fresh Records, and Shawn Murphy, former head of ASCAP Chicago and current Columbia College Professor.
Saturday, March 7 - 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Chicago Cultural Center, G.A.R. Annex
The Ins & Outs of Post Production Sound
Music in Film: From Drop Needle to Scores - the ins and outs of post production sound. Panelists include Mike Nehs of Frontsight Productions, composer Carlos Villalobos, Carrie Holt De Lama, and Steve Cole.
Saturday, March 7 - 3:00pm - 4:00pm
Chicago Cultural Center, G.A.R. Annex
The Making of "Brian Wilson Presents SMiLE
Watch parts of the video Brian Wilson presents SMiLE and speak with Director John Anderson and Assistant Director Frank Haney about making a Grammy-nominated video.
Sunday, March 8 - 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Chicago Cultural Center: G.A.R. Annex
Uncut & Uncensored: The Cutting Room Floor
Dr. Rock for grown up kids, John Anderson will show rock-related interviews, Broll and performance footage of Brian Wilson, Pete Townshend, Neil Young, Elvis Costello, Ray Davies and others that have not been commercially released. These artists formed a super group and played an unplugged set on the roof of the Chicago Cultural Center.
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Sunday, March 8 - 3:30pm - 5:00pm
Chicago Cultural Center: G.A.R. Annex
The Greatest Rock Movie Ever
What's the best rock movie ever made? By the end of this knock-down, drag-out verbal brawl, we should have that question answered. Our esteemed panelists are JR Jones, film critic from the Chicago Reader; Jim DeRogatis, author, music critic from the Chicago Sun-Times, and co-host of "Sound Opinions"; Arnie Bernstein, film historian and award-winning author; Keith Phipps, film critic for The Onion; and Lech Kowalski, filmmaker and CIMMfest jury chair.
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