CU Denver Filmmaker Q&A
Following 2019 CU Denver Showcase

Saturday, March 2
 1:15-3:30PM
Alamo Drafthouse
​Sloan's Lake

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In partnership with the University of Colorado Denver - Collage of Arts and Media (CAM), our CU Denver Showcase features two films from CAM professors and and an opportunity to learn about what happened behind the scenes as these films came together! Stay after the film screenings to meet the actors and actresses of Three Worlds, One Stage!

PROGRAM
1:15-2:45PM - CU Denver Showcase
2:45-3:30PM - Filmmaker Q&A

Moderator
Sean Jourdan
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Three Worlds, One Stage Actors & Actresses
​Swagata Banerjee
Fara Tolno
​Maria Vazquez

Get to Know Our CU Filmmakers
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J. Cecilia Wu
CU Denver CAM - Recording Arts
Virtual Mandala | USA, 2015

​Jessica McGaugh
CU Denver CAM - Film & Television
Three Worlds, One Stage | Colorado, 2018

Jessica McGaugh is an award-winning independent film director, cinematographer and editor working out of Denver, Colorado. Her work has been screened internationally including the Mumbai International Film Festival, Denver Film Festival, NDTV and Rocky Mountain PBS. Jessica received an MFA in Film from Syracuse University and is currently teaching in the Film & Television Program at the University of Colorado Denver.

​Roma Sur
CU Denver CAM - Film & Television
Three Worlds, One Stage | Colorado, 2018

Roma Sur is an award-winning independent film director, writer and editor working out of Denver, Colorado. Her work has been screened internationally including the Mumbai International Film Festival, Boulder Film Festival, Indian Film Festival of Houston, and NDTV. Roma received an MA in Film and Video Production from University of Denver and is currently teaching in the Film & Television Program at the University of Colorado Denver.

 

Get to Know Our Moderator

Sean Jourdan
Kekule Productions, ​CU Denver CAM - Film & Television

​Originally from Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sean J.S. Jourdan now lives and works from Denver, Colorado where he relocated after receiving a MFA degree in film and video at Columbia College Chicago. Following his graduation and employment as a chemical engineer from the University of Missouri-Columbia, a lifelong interest in storytelling and human nature led him to Washington University in St. Louis where he earned a MA in drama. His work gradually developed from theater to film where he has worked as an award-winning screenwriter and director.