Teachers


Dave DeBorde - Acting for the Screen	Coming from a diverse background in theatre and film, with an emphasis in improvisation, Dave DeBorde has continued to sharpen his dramatic skills as a director and consultant for numerous film and video projects.
Dave DeBorde - Fundamentals of Film Making	Dave DeBorde is an award-winning filmmaker whose work has screened at over 140 film festivals, domestically and internationally, and has garnered over 60 major awards.
Lulu Fries'dat	Lulu has for 13 years worked as a video editor in New York for all of the major networks. She has also worked for Dateline the Today Show and Conan O'Brien.
Curtis Graham	Curtis has won many accolades for his work in advertising including: N.Y. Art Director, Norma, National Addys, and Clio Award. His work has appeared in many national publications such as: Town & Country, Esquire, Print, and Communication Arts.

Sunscreen Videos


The Dogfather	Summer Camp 2011 production.
The Godmother	Summer Camp 2011 Production
The Final Frontier	Team Fluff Fluff made this movie during the Sunscreen Film Festival Summer Camp in 2010.
John Travolta at Sunscreen 2010	John Tavolta promotes States Tax insentives for Indie Flim makers in FL during an interview at Sunscreen 2010 by Kristen Ledlow.
Doc Wyatt & Sean Covel interview	Light hearted and entertaining interview of Doc Wyatt & Sean Covel just prior to their workshop at Sunscreen 2010
Phil Cooke and Dean Batali	To the point tips on how to pitch a project at "Pitchfest" by people that have done it.
Dean Batali Workshop	In this series you can hear Dean Batali executive producer for “That 70's Show, tell what he looks for when selecting a TV script
Kim Stryker Interview after Pitchfest	Great insight into how to pitch your indie project
Ralph Winter Interview	Hear Ralph Winter say what makes a movie that people will pay to see. "It's got to be a compelling story."
Indie Producing Workshops SunScreen 2010	This is an easy to follow informal workshop that for the first time film maker will be of value right from the start, it was for me. Short and to the point.

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