After the DTLA Film Festival Panel via Instagram

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After the DTLA Film Festival Panel

After the DTLA Film Festival Panel via Instagram

Moderating panels at local film festivals is a good way to highlight the great work of mentors like Maria Escobedo and to meet new possible mentors for MFA program like Peruvian filmmaker Donna Bonilla Wheeler. Here we are chatting after a panel on how Writers Can avoid implicit bias in their work at the DTLA film Festival in Los Angeles.

 

Ran into a student (Elaina Redmond) from our first “Podcasting For Writers” class at the DTLA Film Festival via Instagram

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Ran into a student (Elaina Redmond) from our first “Podcasting For Writers” class at the DTLA Film Festival

Ran into a student (Elaina Redmond) from our first “Podcasting For Writers” class at the DTLA Film Festival via Instagram

DTLA Film Festival panel discussion, Privileged Characters: How to recognize and avoid implicit bias in your screenwriting. via Instagram

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DTLA Film Festival panel discussion, Privileged Characters: How to recognize and avoid implicit bias in your screenwriting.

DTLA Film Festival panel discussion, Privileged Characters: How to recognize and avoid implicit bias in your screenwriting.

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DTLA Film Festival panel discussion, Privileged Characters: How to recognize and avoid implicit bias in your screenwriting.

DTLA Film Festival panel discussion, Privileged Characters: How to recognize and avoid implicit bias in your screenwriting via Instagram

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DTLA Film Festival panel discussion via Instagram

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DTLA Film Festival panel discussion, Privileged Characters: How to recognize and avoid implicit bias in your screenwriting.

DTLA Film Festival panel discussion via Instagram

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Getting ready for my panel at DTLA Film Festival on Sunday

Getting ready for my panel at DTLA Film Festival on Sunday via Instagram

Chatting with Maria Staroselets of the DTLA Film Festival before our panel discussion, Privileged Characters: How to recognize and avoid implicit bias in your screenwriting.

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Demonstrating My Usual Exhuberent Presentation Style 😀

Demonstrating My Usual Exhuberent Presentation Style 😀

The 10th Screenwriters´(hi)Stories Seminar was so enjoyable.



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Sao Paolo Coffee Makes The Screenwriting Conference Go ‘Round

Sao Paolo Coffee Makes The Screenwriting Conference Go ‘Round via Instagram

Nothing like an amazing coffee when you wake up in another country.



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Mackenzie Institute In Sao Paolo.

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My host for the 10th Screenwriters´(hi)Stories Seminar Keynote.



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Sao Paolo Coffee via Instagram

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Sao Paolo Coffee

Sao Paolo Coffee via Instagram

Nothing like an amazing coffee when you wake up in another country.
Today is the day for my keynote address, so I may need another one of these. 😀



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