FEATURING: David Drummond Freelance location scout Randy Hodgins Co-Author, Seattle On Film Vicky Lee DESIGN IN DEPTH Seattle Theatre Group Owen Richards Owen Richards Architects

MODERATED BY: Warren Etheredge The Warren Report

SEATTLE ARCHITECTURE FOUNDATION PRESENTS:

DESIGN IN DEPTH 2015 SERIES: Cultural Landscapes: Shaping the Story of Seattle LOCATION, LOCATION: EXPLORING SEATTLE THROUGH THE FILMMAKER’S LENS Thursday, April 9, 2015 SIFF Cinema Uptown

SERIES SPONSOR GRANTMAKER Location, Location: Exporing Seattle Through the Filmmaker’s Lens

DAVID DRUMMOND Dave Drummond is a film location scout and location manager based out of Seattle. He has worked with directors such as Lynn Shelton, Colin Trevorrow, and Megan Griffiths and loves finding new ways to make the Northwest look great on screen. Dave learned his craft working on a variety of commercials and industrial projects, before eventually working as a Northwest location scout for the ABC television series Grey’s Anatomy. He has served as the location manager for several of Seattle’s recent films including , Lucky Them, and the upcoming Captain Fantastic. RANDY HODGINS Randy Hodgins is the ’s (UW) Vice President for External Affairs. In this capacity he oversees those campus units responsible for influencing public policy and opinion and strengthening the University’s reputation and the perceptions people hold of it. Randy is a graduate of the UW with a master’s degree in public administration (1983) and a bachelor’s degree in general studies (1979), He serves as a member of the Board of Directors for the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and the Economic Development Council of Seattle and King County. He previously served as Board President of Creative Theatre Experience, a summer youth theater and integrated arts program in Olympia. He is the co-author of two books on Northwest popular culture, “Seattle on Film” and “Wet and Wired: A Pop Culture Encyclopedia of the Pacific Northwest.” VICKY LEE From 1999 until present, Vicky Lee holds the position of Director of Education and Performance Programs for the largest non-profit arts organization in the region, Seattle Theatre Group, which programs and manages The Paramount, Moore and Neptune Theatres. She established their Education and Community Programs Department and developed all of the programs that continue today. In this position she creates and directs a wide range of programs in the performing arts and film, and works collaboratively with all aspects of the organization and board. She’s involved with the region’s arts organizations and speaks at conferences including TEDX Seattle. Prior experience

SEATTLEARCHITECTURE.ORG DESIGN IN DEPTH 2015 Cultural Landscapes: Shaping the Story of Seattle includes work with the Starbucks Foundation Language of Hope writing program for at-risk youth; Seattle Center’s Cultural Festivals; a youth music project sponsored by Bank of America; and program positions with the King County Arts Commission, Seattle Children’s Theatre and One Reel. Prior to working in the arts in Seattle, she was Co-Founder and Producing Director of The Coterie Children’s Theatre in Kansas City, Missouri, which celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2010. Vicky received a Masters Degree in Theatre from the University of Missouri-Kansas City. She grew up on a farm in Soldier, Iowa and today also manages the three family farms growing corn and soybeans. OWEN RICHARDS Owen Richards is founding partner of ORA, a Seattle architecture firm focused on the design of cultural facilities, with particular emphasis on performing and visual arts venues. ORA has been collaborating with Seattle International Film Festival for ten years, starting in 2005 with the creation of SIFF Cinema at McCaw Hall, SIFF’s first year-round theater space, then on conversion of the Northwest Rooms at Seattle Center into SIFF Film Center, SIFF’s year-round administrative and education facility completed in 2011, and most recently on renovations of the historic UpTown and Egyptian Theaters as SIFF Cinema venues. Current film and media projects include planned upgrades to NW Film Forum and continuing renovations of Jack Straw, a multi-disciplinary media-arts non-profit. All these projects involve innovative transformations of aging facilities to enhance community engagement and create affordable highly adaptable venues well-suited to each non-profit’s unique needs and limited budgets. WARREN ETHEREDGE Warren Etheredge is a Storyfinder™. He has conducted over 3,000 interviews. He hosts The High Bar, his Emmy®- nominated television series devoted to “raising the bar” and Reel NW on KCTS. He is the founder of The Warren Report and one of the founding faculty of TheFilmSchool and The Red Badge Project. He is a published author, staged playwright, successful producer, veteran festival curator and much sought-after public speaker. As a producer, his credits include FUREVER (d. Amy Finkel); HUMOR ME (d. Chris Towey), EVERY BEAUTIFUL THING (d. Sonya Lea), THE LOST MARINER (d. Tess Martin) and EVEN THE WALLS (d. Saman Maydani & Sarah Kuck).

(206) 667-9184 DESIGN IN DEPTH 2015 SERIES: MORE SAF EVENTS: Cultural Landscapes: SATURDAY, APRIL 25 | 1-3 PM Shaping the Story of Seattle JEFFREY KARL OCHSNER: AT CENTRAL LIBRARY THURSDAY, MAY 14 | 6:30 PM REGIONALISM AND MODERNISM ART IN PUBLIC IN SEATTLE ARCHITECTURE, AT FOSTER/WHITE GALLERY 1930S-1970 IN PARTNERSHIP WITH: FEATURING: The Seattle Public Library Foundation Perri Howard, Velocity Made Good Studio This lecture is free and open to the public Robert Hutchison, Robert Hutchison Architecture Jonathan Fischer, Wakuda Studio SATURDAY, MAY 2 | 11 AM - 5 PM Kathleen Warren, Urban ArtWorks MODERN HOME TOUR Eric Fredericksen, Waterfront Art Program SAF is a non-profit partner and TUESDAY, JUNE 9 | 6:30 PM receives a portion of the proceeds FOOD + ARCHITECTURE Advance tickets are $30 – Use Code SAF2015 and receive $5 off the AT MELROSE MARKET STUDIOS price of your ticket. More info at: ModernHomeTours.com/events/

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Series lectures are from 6:30–8 pm Seattle Architecture Foundation Advance Tickets: $15 Rainier Square Atrium, Third Floor 1333 Members: $10 Fifth Avenue, Suite 300 Students: $5 At the Door: $20 SeattleArchitecture.org