SF Cutters Welcomes Janice Engel Tues Nov 19, 2019 #SanFrancisco

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Nov 19 #SanFrancisco hosted by #Adobe 601 Townsend, Kevin Monahan Meeting Host

The final 2019 SF Cutters Meeting -


SFCutters welcomes Director Producer Writer Janice Engel , her latest
Raise Hell, The Life and Times of Molly Ivins in theatres now and available for preorder DVD/Blu Ray, and Download

https://www.mollyivinsfilm.com

( following interview excerpted from: )
https://www.colorado.edu/cwa/janice-engel

Janice Engel

2018 Speaker
Los Angeles, California
Janice Engel has made numerous documentaries, non-fiction TV specials and series including:

“Jackson Browne: Going Home”, (Disney, Cable Ace-Award),

“Ted Hawkins Amazing Grace”, (Geffen MCA Universal, Rose D’Or Special Jury Prize)

and the provocative docu-series, “Addicted”, (TLC Discovery, 2011 Prism Award.)

Under her own banner, Two Rivers Productions, she created “What We Carry“, an ongoing, multi-media documentary series dedicated to preserving Holocaust survivors’ stories. Premiered twice at The Simon Wiesenthal Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles (2012, 2017) and subsequently shown at The Sandler Center in Virginia and Yad Vashem in Jerusalem, “What We Carry” has been viewed by some 50,000 people over the past five years.

“RAISE HELL: The Life And Times of Molly Ivins” is Janice’s latest project and reflects themes she holds dear: political activism, speaking truth to power and advocacy. And equally as important, how many documentaries make you laugh or #WWMIS? A graduate of USC Film School, Janice is now a professor at Academy of Art University, San Francisco, where she teaches documentary film, production and storytelling. A longtime resident of Los Angeles, California, she enjoys her tenure as Vice-President of the Barnsdall Art Park Foundation and living in the Los Feliz area with her wife and three dogs.

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