CFVF: 1999: Timeline

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2000 Overview

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Festival Timeline
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Wednesday, 15 March 2000

7:30pm
COMPETITIVE SCREENING BLOCK 1 $2.00 per person. Jarrell Lecture Hall.

10:30pm

COMPETITIVE SCREENING BLOCK 2 $2.00 per person. Jarrell Lecture Hall.

Thursday, 16 March 2000

4:30pm
DIGITAL MEDIA & THE FUTURE --Paul Jorgensen of OnePeople, Inc. gives us a glimpse of what the future holds for film and video: fast, accessible, lightweight digital production. Jarrell Lecture Hall. FREE.

6:30pm

COMPETITIVE SCREENING BLOCK 3 $2.00 per person. Jarrell Lecture Hall.

9:30pm

COMPETITIVE SCREENING BLOCK 4 $2.00 per person. Jarrell Lecture Hall.

Friday, 17 March 2000

1:30pm-
3:30pm WORKING ON DOCUMENTARY TO MAKE DOCUMENTARY WORK
--Robert West of the newly formed group, Working Films, Curtis Gaston and Cynthia Hill co-directors and producers of the currently in progress Tobacco Money Feeds My Family, will speak on how to keep documentaries vital by incorporating and engaging those immediately involved with the issues presented.

6.30pm

COMPETITIVE SCREENING BLOCK 5 $2.00 per person. Jarrell Lecture Hall.

9:30pm

COMPETITIVE SCREENING BLOCK 6 $2.00 per person. Jarrell Lecture Hall.

Saturday, 18 March 2000

2pm-
4pm THE GOLF WAR
--Co-director, and Greensboro native, Matt DeVries screens what The Associated Press cited as "Exhibit A in the argument for the motion picture academy to retain its short documentary category in the Oscars." Followed by a discussion on the making of the film and Q & A. Jarrell Lecture Hall. FREE.

4:30pm-
5:30pm A DOUBLETAKE ON THE STATE OF DOCUMENTARY
--Karen Cirillo, Assistant Director of Film & Programming for Doubletake Documentary Film Festival, talks about the current state of documentary and what the future may hold. Film clips to be shown. Jarrell Lecture Hall.
FREE.

7pm
CFVF 2000: THE WINNERS SHOW
Rescreening of the winning works in all categories as chosen by our jurors.
$4 per person. Jarrell Lecture Hall

7:30pm	COMPETITIVE SCREENING BLOCK 1 $2.00 per person. Jarrell Lecture Hall.
10:30pm	COMPETITIVE SCREENING BLOCK 2 $2.00 per person. Jarrell Lecture Hall.

4:30pm	DIGITAL MEDIA & THE FUTURE --Paul Jorgensen of OnePeople, Inc. gives us a glimpse of what the future holds for film and video: fast, accessible, lightweight digital production. Jarrell Lecture Hall. FREE.
6:30pm	COMPETITIVE SCREENING BLOCK 3 $2.00 per person. Jarrell Lecture Hall.
9:30pm	COMPETITIVE SCREENING BLOCK 4 $2.00 per person. Jarrell Lecture Hall.

1:30pm- 3:30pm	WORKING ON DOCUMENTARY TO MAKE DOCUMENTARY WORK --Robert West of the newly formed group, Working Films, Curtis Gaston and Cynthia Hill co-directors and producers of the currently in progress Tobacco Money Feeds My Family, will speak on how to keep documentaries vital by incorporating and engaging those immediately involved with the issues presented.
6.30pm	COMPETITIVE SCREENING BLOCK 5 $2.00 per person. Jarrell Lecture Hall.
9:30pm	COMPETITIVE SCREENING BLOCK 6 $2.00 per person. Jarrell Lecture Hall.

2pm- 4pm	THE GOLF WAR --Co-director, and Greensboro native, Matt DeVries screens what The Associated Press cited as "Exhibit A in the argument for the motion picture academy to retain its short documentary category in the Oscars." Followed by a discussion on the making of the film and Q & A. Jarrell Lecture Hall. FREE.
4:30pm- 5:30pm	A DOUBLETAKE ON THE STATE OF DOCUMENTARY --Karen Cirillo, Assistant Director of Film & Programming for Doubletake Documentary Film Festival, talks about the current state of documentary and what the future may hold. Film clips to be shown. Jarrell Lecture Hall. FREE.
7pm	CFVF 2000: THE WINNERS SHOW Rescreening of the winning works in all categories as chosen by our jurors. $4 per person. Jarrell Lecture Hall