April 18, 2015
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A Month of Photography LA (MOPLA) featured event
20×20 Live
Saturday, April 18th
630p Reception | 8p Presentations
Hub LA
830 Traction Ave, Suite 3A
Los Angeles, CA 90013
Sponsored in part by Adobe
After a sold out show at The School of Visual Arts in NYC last fall, 20×20 LIVE is returning to Los Angeles for its third year. Come watch as the city’s finest photographers, photo editors and creative directors take the stage and showcase their sources of inspiration in fun, fast paced presentations of 20 slides, shown for 20 seconds each. It’s powerpoint meets poetry slam.
We will be releasing the lineup closer to the event, but past presenters have included Gerd Ludwig, Rick Loomis, Michael Muller, Frank Ockenfels III, Emily Shur, Art Streiber, Jill Greenberg, Philip Toledano, Kwaku Alston, and many more. This year’s lineup will be just as stellar.
Seating is limited, so RSVP with a $10 suggested donation above.
Hosted by Amy Wolff (PDN, CoEdit), Marcel Saba (Redux Pictures) and Mathieu Young.
April 24, 2015
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We are celebrating our April happy hour at 110 & Bellevue, the new restaurant at Whole Foods Market Arroyo Parkway in Pasadena!
Mingle with fellow professionals and enjoy wine and small bites courtesy of 110 & Bellevue.
Accessible via the Gold Line. Email us at [email protected] if you’d like to join us on the Gold Line ride!
April 28, 2015
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Calling all policy wonks, data nerds, civil servants, and curious citizens, come meet like minded individuals and help us design and build a connected Los Angeles.
We’ll provide the space, the atmosphere, and the snacks. Bring your passion and your laptop.
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June 24, 2015
Hub LA Lens: Filming the Issues
Screening of 2013 Sundance Premiere VALENTINE ROAD
Q&A with filmmaker Marta Cunningham will follow the screening
Wednesday, June 25 7:35pm
FREE WITH RSVP
Hub LA Media Lab Screening Room
830 Traction Ave 2nd Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90013
TRAILER
ABOUT THE FILM:
At the height of the bullying scandal that rocked the U.S. in 2008, a 15-year-old boy named Larry King asked another boy to be his valentine in a suburban schoolyard in California. The next day Larry was dead, shot in cold blood by his 14-year-old crush Brandon McInerney. At turns shocking, devastating, and outrageous, VALENTINE ROAD bores deeply into the homophobia, sexism, racism, and class-struggle that inform everyday American life—and reveals an American justice system that is utterly unprepared to deal with the realities of teenage crime and punishment. Directed by first-time feature documentarian Marta Cunningham, VALENTINE ROAD is an unforgettable exposé of society’s pervasive and deadly intolerance of young people who don’t conform to its gender “norms.” World premiered at Sundance 2013, this film will both break your heart and fire you up into action.
89 min.
FESTIVALS
2013: SUNDANCE, THESSALONIKI, HOTDOCS, SHEFFIELD DOC/FEST, SEATTLE INTERNATIONAL, FRAMELINE, NEWFEST
AWARDS
JURY AWARD WINNER FOR BEST DOCUMENTARY (FRAMELINE), AUDIENCE AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING FEATURE FILM (NEWFEST)
Series Partners:
June 24, 2015
Hub LA Lens: Filming the Issues
Screening of 2013 Sundance Premiere VALENTINE ROAD
Q&A with filmmaker Marta Cunningham will follow the screening
Wednesday, June 25 7:35pm
FREE WITH RSVP
Hub LA Media Lab Screening Room
830 Traction Ave 2nd Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90013
TRAILER
ABOUT THE FILM:
At the height of the bullying scandal that rocked the U.S. in 2008, a 15-year-old boy named Larry King asked another boy to be his valentine in a suburban schoolyard in California. The next day Larry was dead, shot in cold blood by his 14-year-old crush Brandon McInerney. At turns shocking, devastating, and outrageous, VALENTINE ROAD bores deeply into the homophobia, sexism, racism, and class-struggle that inform everyday American life—and reveals an American justice system that is utterly unprepared to deal with the realities of teenage crime and punishment. Directed by first-time feature documentarian Marta Cunningham, VALENTINE ROAD is an unforgettable exposé of society’s pervasive and deadly intolerance of young people who don’t conform to its gender “norms.” World premiered at Sundance 2013, this film will both break your heart and fire you up into action.
89 min.
FESTIVALS
2013: SUNDANCE, THESSALONIKI, HOTDOCS, SHEFFIELD DOC/FEST, SEATTLE INTERNATIONAL, FRAMELINE, NEWFEST
AWARDS
JURY AWARD WINNER FOR BEST DOCUMENTARY (FRAMELINE), AUDIENCE AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING FEATURE FILM (NEWFEST)
Series Partners:
June 24, 2015
Hub LA Lens: Filming the Issues
Screening of 2013 Sundance Premiere VALENTINE ROAD
Q&A with filmmaker Marta Cunningham will follow the screening
Wednesday, June 25 7:35pm
FREE WITH RSVP
Hub LA Media Lab Screening Room
830 Traction Ave 2nd Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90013
TRAILER
ABOUT THE FILM:
At the height of the bullying scandal that rocked the U.S. in 2008, a 15-year-old boy named Larry King asked another boy to be his valentine in a suburban schoolyard in California. The next day Larry was dead, shot in cold blood by his 14-year-old crush Brandon McInerney. At turns shocking, devastating, and outrageous, VALENTINE ROAD bores deeply into the homophobia, sexism, racism, and class-struggle that inform everyday American life—and reveals an American justice system that is utterly unprepared to deal with the realities of teenage crime and punishment. Directed by first-time feature documentarian Marta Cunningham, VALENTINE ROAD is an unforgettable exposé of society’s pervasive and deadly intolerance of young people who don’t conform to its gender “norms.” World premiered at Sundance 2013, this film will both break your heart and fire you up into action.
89 min.
FESTIVALS
2013: SUNDANCE, THESSALONIKI, HOTDOCS, SHEFFIELD DOC/FEST, SEATTLE INTERNATIONAL, FRAMELINE, NEWFEST
AWARDS
JURY AWARD WINNER FOR BEST DOCUMENTARY (FRAMELINE), AUDIENCE AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING FEATURE FILM (NEWFEST)
Series Partners:
June 24, 2015
Hub LA Lens: Filming the Issues
Screening of 2013 Sundance Premiere VALENTINE ROAD
Q&A with filmmaker Marta Cunningham will follow the screening
Wednesday, June 25 7:35pm
FREE WITH RSVP
Hub LA Media Lab Screening Room
830 Traction Ave 2nd Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90013
TRAILER
ABOUT THE FILM:
At the height of the bullying scandal that rocked the U.S. in 2008, a 15-year-old boy named Larry King asked another boy to be his valentine in a suburban schoolyard in California. The next day Larry was dead, shot in cold blood by his 14-year-old crush Brandon McInerney. At turns shocking, devastating, and outrageous, VALENTINE ROAD bores deeply into the homophobia, sexism, racism, and class-struggle that inform everyday American life—and reveals an American justice system that is utterly unprepared to deal with the realities of teenage crime and punishment. Directed by first-time feature documentarian Marta Cunningham, VALENTINE ROAD is an unforgettable exposé of society’s pervasive and deadly intolerance of young people who don’t conform to its gender “norms.” World premiered at Sundance 2013, this film will both break your heart and fire you up into action.
89 min.
FESTIVALS
2013: SUNDANCE, THESSALONIKI, HOTDOCS, SHEFFIELD DOC/FEST, SEATTLE INTERNATIONAL, FRAMELINE, NEWFEST
AWARDS
JURY AWARD WINNER FOR BEST DOCUMENTARY (FRAMELINE), AUDIENCE AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING FEATURE FILM (NEWFEST)
Series Partners: