Professor
Devine introduced me to the Film Festival; he made in announcement in the
beginning of the semester. He stated that attending the Film Festival would be
a requirement for his class and to make sure we each attend at least one day. I
was very excited because usually I attend the Tribeca Film Festival every year.
I enjoy watching new films, learning about different cultures, meeting new
people (film directors), and learning about the technology of films. I actually
volunteered Saturday and Sunday for the Film Festival in Plattsburgh and it was
amazing. I enjoyed meeting new people from Plattsburgh that was responsible for
creating Plattsburgh Film Festival. I was unable to see all of the films
because I was working those days. However, I was able to see the panel
discussion for prison block, Autumn Leaves, and Selections from Arts in the
Exile: Tibetan Treasures in Small Town America. After watching these films I
was inspired I felt like I can create a film about my life or my experiences. I
look forward to creating a film of my very own thanks to the inspiration of the
films that I watched. Attending this Film Festival was more than what I
expected; the Strand Theatre itself was beautiful, it reminded me a lot of the
Apollo in Harlem NYC. Overall, this was an amazing event that I appreciated
being apart of thanks to the referral of my Professor Michael Devine. Thanks to
Professor Devine I was introduced to film directors, Plattsburgh town people,
and Professors of SUNY Plattsburgh (I even reunited with a few of my
Professors). This experience expanded my horizons on the world of film that I never
knew existed.
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