Berkshire International Film Festival Hosts Free Panel Discussion On Publicity
Not only does the Berkshire International Film Festival strive to present the community with important and exciting film programming all year long, but our goal is to also collaborate with other organizations and people to present a wide-array of relevant and varied events. In doing so, BIFF is allowed the opportunity to play a unique role in the region helping to foster imagination, discussion and growth. To that end, BIFF is pleased to invite you to join us on May 10 at 4:00 PM for a very special panel event exploring the topic of publicity, as follows:ART & COMMERCE:
"From film to farming . . . how publicity can work for you"
These are challenging economic times, publicity is free, and BIFF wants to help you take you and your business to the next level! Hollywood has always utilized the power of publicity to the ninth degree, why can't Hollywood on the Housatonic?
WHEN:
Saturday, May 10, 2008 from 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
WHO/PARTICIPANTS:
- Dr. Jan Seward, WBCR-Radio, moderator http://www.berkshireradio.org
- Sylvia Cancela, marketing consultant, Red Barn Communication, LLC
- David Carriere, publicist and author of PUBLICITY - http://www.davidcarriere.org
- Gary Hill, film publicist and founding partner Falco Ink in NYC
- Elizabeth Keen, co-owner of Indian Line Farm - http://www.indianlinefarm.com/
WHERE:
Pearl's Restaurant
47 Railroad Street, Great Barrington, Massachusetts
From 5:00 - 6:00 P.M. B.I.F.F. will host a wine and cheese hour with the panelists and all in attendance, and David Carriere will be available to sign copies of his forthcoming book PUBLICITY. This event is free and open to the public.
