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Sunday, Nov. 4th, 2007, 3pm to 6pm Networking at 2:30pm FREE with RSVP
Karen Kirkland	Featured Speaker (4:15-5:45) Nickelodeon Writing Fellowship Director Karen Kirkand [IMDB]. 30-minute talk followed by an hour of audience Q&A. Karen Kirkland was the producer of the Los Angeles Film Festival from 1995 to 2001. She's produced over 100 commercials and music videos.
Pitch Clinic with Robin Rowe (3-4pm) Open forum to practice pitching your projects in front of a live audience. and hear suggestions for improvement.
Raleigh Studios Enter at Van Ness Gate 5300 Melrose Avenue (across from Paramount) Hollywood, California Free parking available on the street Parking on the lot, if available, costs $5 Smoking is not permitted at any ScreenPlayLab event

Bio

Karen Kirkland currently serves as Director of Nickelodeon's Writing Fellowship Program.

Karen Kirkland comes from an independent producing background with over 100 commercials and music videos to her credit. Not a complete stranger to Nick, she produced the T-Boz video for Rugrats in Paris: The Movie (2000). She has been nominated for multiple music video awards, and won an NAACP Image Award for Video of the Year for her work on R. Kelly's "I Wish". For the last 14 years, Karen has been involved in various areas of the film and production industry: as a freelance producer at FM Rocks, RSA and DNA. She was the producer of the Los Angeles Film Festival from 1995 to 2001. Her loves include sushi and chocolate, in addition to family and friends.