American Conservation Film Festival – Hometown Filmmakers
American Conservation Film Festival
Hometown Filmmakers features
Tim Radford, Producer/Director of
National Park Service films.
Mosaic of Diversity chronicles Olympic National Park and contains incredible footage of this national treasure. Never Lose Sight of Freedom: Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail is the remarkable story about an historic march and the people who shaped the Civil Rights movement. Radford will discuss his approach to filmmaking, which draws on graphic arts to create his visual style. ACFF director Chuck Dunkerly will moderate the discussion and share his thoughts as production manager and editor on these films.
June 1, 7:30 pm
Held National Conservation Training Center
Donations are accepted.
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Getting There & Details
- Address
- American Conservation Film FestivalP.O. Box 889
- Phone
- 304-876-7373
- [email protected]
- Website
- www.conservationfilm.org
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