About the Festival - Anderson Alumni Film Festival



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	Festival Background The Anderson Alumni Festival is an annual competitive film festival organized by alumni of the Anderson School of management at UCLA. The festival is a one evening affair with submissions open to any short film or video whose producer, director, screenwriter, actor, or other crew person has earned an undergraduate or graduate degree from an accredited business school.
	The goal of the festival is to showcase filmmakers who have taken a non-traditional career path after their business school education and have participated in the creation, production, post-production, marketing or distribution of filmed or videotaped entertainment product. The 2005 Festival program featured six short films, audience and industry jury awards, and a keynote presentation by Anderson alum Mark AMin, Vice-Chairman of Lions Gate Entertainment.
	Event Date & Location - Thursday November 9, 2006 - The Anderson School At UCLA on Alumni Plaza - Pre-Screening Wine Tasting - Film Screenings in Korn Hall - Post-Screening Keynote Address by a Prominent Anderson Alumni.