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Farihah Zaman is a Brooklyn-based filmmaker, critic and programmer. Her diverse background in the film industry includes working as the Acquisitions Manager at Magnolia Pictures, as the Program Manager of The Flaherty Seminar, and writing for several publications including Huffington Post, AV Club, Reverse Shot and Filmmaker magazine. Remote Area Medical was her first feature film, which was followed by the short Kombit (2014 Sundance Film Festival) and second feature This Time Next Year (2014 Tribeca Film Festival).

Farihah Zaman

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Farihah Zaman (Remote Area Medical) Talks David and Albert Maysles, Ellen Hovde and Muffie Meyer’s Grey Gardens

As an editor, Lance Edmands has cut several acclaimed features including Wild Combination: A Portrait of Arthur Russell and Tiny Furniture. He has also directed commercial campaigns for brands like Chevy, Nationwide, Ford and Blue Cross. His first feature as writer/director, Bluebird, premiered at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival and went on to screen at the Karlovy Vary, Vienna, Busan, Stockholm and Chicago International Film Festivals, picking up several awards along the way. Bluebird was released by Factory 25 and Sundance Artist Services and is currently in theaters.

Lance Edmands

Lance Edmands (Bluebird) Talks Nicolas Roeg’s Don’t Look Now

Jeff Preiss is an American filmmaker known for his pioneering work as a Director of Photography (Bruce Weber’s Let’s Get Lost), his media art (his experimental feature Stop was a selection of the 50th New York Film Festival) and music videos and commercials directed over a 25-year span as a partner at Epoch Films. His acclaimed first narrative feature film, <a href="http://lowdownfilm.tumblr.com/" target="_blank">Low Down</a> staring Elle Fanning, John Hawkes, Flea and Glenn Close, opens in theaters this fall.

Jeff Preiss

Jeff Preiss (Low Down) Talks the Supreme Importance of Chance in Filmmaking

Tracy Droz Tragos is an Emmy award-winning filmmaker who produced and directed <a href="http://www.pbs.org/begoodsmilepretty" target="_blank">Be Good, Smile Pretty</a>, which aired on PBS. In collaboration with Andrew Droz Palermo, she directed and produced the 2014 Sundance-winner <a href="http://www.richhillfilm.com" target="_blank">Rich Hill</a>, which will open in theaters this summer and will broadcast on the PBS series &#8220;Independent Lens&#8221; in 2015.

Tracy Droz Tragos

Sundance Winner Tracy Droz Tragos Talks Balancing Movies and Motherhood

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