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SUMMARY:Golden Screen author Jeff Yang at the Burbank Public Library
DESCRIPTION:Cultural critic Jeff Yang talks with documentary filmmaker Renee Tajima-Peña about his new book The Golden Screen\, an unprecedented history and celebration of Asian Americans on the big screen. \nThe past decade has been a groundbreaking era for Asian-centric storytelling in Hollywood films\, from the mainstream success of Crazy Rich Asians to the amazing achievements of Everything\, Everywhere\, All at Once. Jeff Yang takes an in-depth look at these cinematic triumphs\, and the decades of films that paved the way\, in conversation with celebrated documentary filmmaker Renee Tajima-Peña\, who is working on adapting The Golden Screen as a series for television. His book features over 100 photographs along with gorgeous\, original artwork from nine esteemed Asian illustrators\, including Toma Nguyen\, barbarian flower\, Jun Cen\, Cryssy Cheung\, Cliff Chiang\, Yu-Ming Huang\, JiYeun Kang\, Ashraf Omar\, and Zi Xu.  \n“A comprehensive\, incisive\, and gorgeous celebration of a century’s worth of Asian actors\, characters\, and contributors who have helped shape American perspectives and Asian American representation….Breathtaking visuals\, including both color photographs and thought-provoking illustrations that fully engage readers’ senses….Heartfelt quotes and interviews with Asian culture makers add depth and industry insight.” Library Journal \nCopies of The Golden Screen will be available for purchase at this event courtesy of the Friends of the Burbank Public Library.
URL:https://burbankarts.com/event/golden-screen-author-jeff-yang-at-the-burbank-public-library/
LOCATION:Buena Vista Library\, 300 N. Buena Vista St.\, Burbank\, CA\, 91505\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film,Literary
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SUMMARY:VIRTUALLY BURBANK: TRUE TALES FROM BURBANK (Presented with the Burbank Public Library)
DESCRIPTION:MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Thursday\, May 27 – 7pm \nFacebook Live – www.facebook.com/burbankarts \nThe Burbank Cultural Arts Commission & Burbank Public Library present TRUE TALES FROM BURBANK featuring authors/Burbank historians Wesley Clark and Michael McDaniel.\nSince last summer\, the Burbank Cultural Arts Commission has presented a different VIRTUALLY BURBANK: ALONE TOGETHER event every month. \nOur goal: to continue connecting our artistic & creative community during a pandemic that was keeping us apart. Before we return to in-person events\, join us on Facebook Live for a fun and insightful look at strange but true stories that could ONLY have happened in Burbank. \n 
URL:https://burbankarts.com/event/virtually-burbank-true-tales-from-burbank-presented-with-the-burbank-public-library/
LOCATION:ONLINE\, Burbank\, CA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Virtually Burbank: Creativity in the Digital Landscape
DESCRIPTION:  \nJoin us for a panel discussion on the nuts & bolts of creating and sharing your creative work online. This will be the first in our new monthly “Virtually Burbank” series\, focused on connecting artists and community during these unprecedented times.  \nPanelists to include:  \n  \n\nTom Pease – Composer\, Choral Director for VocArte Voices\, Photographer\n\nTom Pease\, a native of Burbank California\, received both his BM and MM from USC in music composition. After obtaining his bachelor’s degree\, he taught secondary choral music\, most recently at Taft High School. Under his direction\, Taft’s Vocal Ensemble earned 17 straight superior ratings. As the Visual and Performing Arts chairperson\, he helped Taft become a GRAMMY signature school\, oversaw all arts programs at the school\, and wrote and coordinated the distribution of several grants.  \nIn addition to teaching choral music\, Mr. Pease taught orchestra\, music history\, AP music theory\, guitar\, and drama. While teaching at Taft he was also the Lead Teacher (12 years)\, a School Site Council member and chairperson\, Technology Coordinator\, chairperson for Taft’s WASC Accreditation visit\, and a writer for the school’s Single Plans for Student Achievement. \nWhile a teacher\, Mr. Pease wrote three musicals\, dozens of student video scores\, choral and orchestral compositions\, band arrangements\, and a ballet. Mr. Pease has recently retired to devote himself to composition. His most recent compositions include works for the Italian piano duo\, Biondibrunialti (2Play)\, the Los Cuatro Amigos Sax Quartet (Return to Serenity)\, the Burbank Children’s Theater company (The Three Sillies)\, the Alias Brass Company (Gabrieli Dreams)\, and the Burbank Chamber Society (Generation #1). He also conducts the chamber vocal ensemble\, Vocarte Voices\, and is a photographer specializing in live performance photography. \n  \n\nMarya Sea Kaminski – Artistic Director\, Pittsburgh Public Theater\n\nMayra is honored to co-lead Pittsburgh Public Theater with Managing Director Lou Castelli. She came to Pittsburgh after four years as the Associate Artistic Director at Seattle Repertory Theatre. One of the highlights of her tenure there was spearheading a collaboration with New York’s Public Theater and Dallas Theatre Center to create Public Works Seattle. This initiative was based on long-term\, authentic partnerships between regional theaters and local non-profits and designed to make theater of\, by\, and for the people. Earlier in her career\, Marya co-founded the Washington Ensemble Theatre and served as Co-Artistic Director there for five years\, leading season planning and new play development. She has worked as a director\, writer\, producer and actor and is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society\, Actors’ Equity Association\, and the Society of Authors and Dramatic Composers. Marya has taught and lectured on Theater at Hollins University\, the University of Washington\, and at Cornish College of the Arts\, where she was awarded the Drama Department’s Award for Teaching Excellence. She has also been honored with the Genius Award in Theater from the Seattle newsweekly\, The Stranger\, and has been recognized as an Artist of the Year by Seattle Magazine. Marya holds a BA in English and Theatre Arts from the University of Pennsylvania and an MFA from the University of Washington’s School of Drama. \n  \n\nSuzanne Weerts – Writer/storyteller\, Artistic Director for JAM Creative\n\nJAM Creative founder and producing artistic director Suzanne Weerts is a former television marketing executive turned arts education advocate. She has shared her own stories on stages across Southern California including Expressing Motherhood\, Story Salon\, WordNOW!\, 10×10\, Flappers Comedy Hour andStorytime\, and her writing has been published in The Sun Magazine\, Good Old Days and on Grown & Flown\, RedTricycle and Mamalode.  She co-directed two seasons of Listen To Your Mother Burbank and has produced her own shows\, Diversity: Stories of Connection in an Urban Jungle\, Momnipresent\, Manecdotes and Stories from the HeART\, raising over $25\,000 for local charities. Suzanne has served as speaker coach for TEDxPasadenaWomen\, a mentor for Young Storytellers and is currently a member of the Burbank Cultural Arts Commission and sits on the Board of Directors for the Burbank Arts For All Foundation. \n  \n\nEric Conner – Instructor/Podcast Writer & Host\, New York Film Academy\n\nEric is a producer on the feature length documentary Aswat Acherim\, centered on unlikely friendships across the Israel / Gaza border. \nAt New York Film Academy in Los Angeles\, Eric has served as the Dean of Students and Chair of the Screenwriting Department. He is currently Zooming as a graduate and undergrad writing instructor while hosting and writing The Backlot podcast available on iTunes. Eric has also taught for StarCoach (in China)\, the Animation Guild\, the Writer’s Store and the Young Storytellers. \nEric’s first solo feature screenplay Just Enough won a Sloan Scholarship while his short Tito Stern was a finalist for the first (and last) Howard Stern Film Festival. Other writing credits include The Mysteries w/ Robert Gardner and an adaptation of the NY Times bestselling young-adult series Vampire Kisses w/ Chad Rocco. They also developed a project based on Knotts Berry Farm’s Halloween Haunt and a book about the lows and lowers of aging ungracefully.  \nEric serves on the Burbank Cultural Arts Commission\, the board of Burbank Temple Emanu El and lives near a Taco Bell with his wife Lauren\, sons Alex and Judah & Fezzik\, who might be a dog. \n  \n\nLauren Zaslansky Conner – COO & Co-Founder\, GatheringUS\n\n  \nFriday\, August 7th  @  5:00 pm – 6:30 pm \nhttps://gatheringus.zoom.us/j/94968921354 \nZoom Meeting ID: 949 6892 1354 / Telephone (audio only) +1 669 900 6833 \nRSVP/Questions: burbankarts@burbankca.gov \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://burbankarts.com/event/virtually-burbank-creativity-in-the-digital-landscape/
LOCATION:Online – https://gatheringus.zoom.us/j/94968921354\, Burbank\, CA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Dance,Film,Literary,Media,Music,Social,Social Media,Theater,Visual
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