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TDA Entertainment
Presents:

Women of Film Conference '07

Courtyard by Marriott
Roseville Galleria Mall - Roseville, California
July 21, 2007

"Great Networking!" - Julita Bentz, writer

"This was very valuable for me as an actress. The speaker from SAG gave us plenty of time to ask any questions we had. The networking with others is always beneficial! Thank you! See you next year!" - Teri Flores, actress

Michelle Fatale (left) and Terri Dawn Arnold (right)
Michelle won the raffle. Prize: The Two Sisters script signed by Terri Dawn.

"Please do this next year! I had a great time!" - Michelle Fatale, writer/producer/director

"Thank you for taking the time to put on this conference." - Krystal Landrum, actress

Conference speakers Fatna Sallak-Williams (left) and Terri Dawn Arnold (right)

"I walked away with a better understanding of how the industry works, how to get started, SAG and non-SAG work, and the terminology to help my son with his career." - Dana Irving

Jeri D. Arnold, First Assistant Director

"Great Networking." - Cheryl McIntire, casting director/actress

Joyce Irving (left) with Julita Bentz (right)

(from left to right) Cheryl McIntire, writer/producer Louise Baker, Teri Flores, Krystal Landrum

Photos taken by Jeri D. Arnold and Terri Dawn Arnold

*Scheduled Speakers:

Terri Dawn Arnold is a writer, producer, and director. Her production company, TDA Entertainment, has produced three coming-of-age shorts for television and the award nominated mystery/suspense feature, The Two Sisters.

Lar Park Lincoln is an Actress (Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood; House II: The Second Story; Lifetime's Inspector Mom; Television Series Knot's Landing), Career Coach, Spokesperson, and Author of Get Started-Not Scammed!

Fatna Sallak-Williams is a Business Representative for the Screen Actors Guild and American Federation of Television and Radio Artists.

 

Purpose: Women of Film Conferences are to encourage, inspire, and educate women who work in film and women who are seriously pursuing a career in film.

Who: Women who attend the conferences are writers, producers, directors, film commissioners, actresses, production assistants, makeup artists, etc.

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