Sunday Nov. 22nd at 7:00 PM in Zanadu lounge will be a general planning meeting for next quarter's events. We encourage anyone who is interested in helping with events for next quarter to come. If you have an idea for an event or want to help with one of the many events listed below please feel free to join us. There will be free snacks and drinks provided.

The events for next quarter include.

Black Maria Film Festival- a festival of short films held every year by SFS. Trip to the Sundance Film festival Jazz on Film Series Undergraduate Film Workshop Wednesday Night Double Features Bringing recent independant films and filmakers to campus. Bringing a famous director like Roger Corman, Scorsese, or George Lucas to speak Crossing Communities through film series where we sponsor films with other organizations on campus Famous Director Student Film Festival a set of short films made by famous direcors such as Stone, Scorcese, Lynch, and Lucas while they were still film students. And finally anthing that you might think is a good idea.

Thank you

-- Scott Sharpe (scotch@loki.stanford.edu), November 15, 1998

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I didnt press return at any of the right times while typing the last message, so here is the list of events again.

Black Maria Film Festival-a festival of shorts held every year by SFS.

Trip to Sundance Film Festival

Jazz on Film Series

Undergraduate Film Workshop - Ongoing workshop for undergrads interested in making and discussing film.

Wednesday Night Double Feature - Double feature of interesting films projected on video in a stadium seating classroom...

Bringing recent independent films and filmmakers to campus.

Bringing a famous director like Roger Corman, Scorsese or George Lucas to speak at Stanford.

Crossing Communities through film Series - we sponsor films with other organizations on campus.

Famous Directors Student Film Festival - Festival of several student films from now famous directors like Scorsese, Stone, Lynch, and Lucas.

Finally anything that you might be interested in... please come and tell us.

-- Scott Sharpe (scotch@loki.stanford.edu), November 15, 1998.