Industry Panel with Q&A

Directing: The Art of Telling a Fully Realized Story,” with Sundance 1995 Grand Jury Prize Winner, Writer/Director/Actor, Edward Burns (The Brothers McMullen, She’s the One; Sidewalks of New York, Newlyweds, The Fitzgerald Family Christmas, The Family McMullen, Beneath the Blue Suburban Skies). A director must fully envision the whole story of a movie well before filming starts, setting the tone, pace, and style of the story. What is the color palette of the film? The setting? Is the lighting soft or harsh? Camera angles? Musical Score? Does the sound help tell the story when there is no