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Press Conference: Three-Character Primer of Film
Jiaflix and China Movie Channel's M1905 invite you to a press conference to announce their official venture and the U.S. launch of Mr.Cheng Liu's book "Three-Character Primer of Film".
When:
June 28, 2012 9:00am to 12:00pm
Where
9:00am Press Check-in and Buffet Breakfast
10:00am Press Conference begins
11-Noon Tea and Coffee following presentation
About the book:
Three-Character Primer of Film (电影三字) is a marvel of economy and truthful insights about the art, craft and power of film. It has been collected by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Scienes' Margaret Herrick Library and more than 90 world famous directors and others including, Nobel Prize winner Tsung-Dao Lee, have written reviews. Artist and Calligrapher, Glenn Zhang, who did the calligraphy for the book, will also be in attendance.
Mr. Liu will be available after the press portion to present and sign his book for interested guests.
About those in attendance:
Jiaflix Principals
Sid Ganis, Managing Director of Jiaflix; Honorary Chairman Wuxi Studios; and President Out of the Blue Entertainment
Marc Ganis, Managing Director of Jiaflix; President and Founder of Sportscorp Ltd.
Kenneth Huang, Managing Director of Jiaflix – Oversees China based activities; China Business development Entrepreneur; and Philanthropist
Mr. Longfei Liang, M1905 Director and Vice President
Mr. Cheng Liu, Noted Chinese Writer; Beijing Film Academy Professor;and former Director of the Film Bureau and Artistic Director of The Movie Channel
Parking will be validated.
Cost:
Free - Guest must RSVP to tthompson@tonithompsonpr.biz
Phone Number:
(310) 273-2222
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