THORN TO BE WILD, the short film commissioned by the Nature Consortium [an organization working hard to restore Seattle's largest forests] and produced and directed by a team of high-school students is being screened at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center in Seattle, WA, on Saturday, March 22, 2008. 7 p.m. PST. No cover charge.
There will be live music by the band The Lonely Forest and, of course, cupcakes :). They will screen the short (10 min) and a "making of" edited together by the students (6 min). The students will conduct a Q&A session at the end of the screening, and music will follow for the rest of the evening.
And here's another great link to find out more about urban forest management in Seattle.
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There will be live music by the band The Lonely Forest and, of course, cupcakes :). They will screen the short (10 min) and a "making of" edited together by the students (6 min). The students will conduct a Q&A session at the end of the screening, and music will follow for the rest of the evening.
And here's another great link to find out more about urban forest management in Seattle.
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