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Peter Bogdanovich

Faculty: Directing (2010)

Director, writer, producer, actor. Member: Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Directors Guild of America, Writers Guild of America, Screen Actors Guild.

Film credits and awards include:

Lifetime Achievement Awards

  • Denver International Film Festival 2001 - Lifetime Achievement Award         
  • Locarno International Film Festival 2001 - FIPRESCI Prize
  • RiverRun International Film Festival 2010 – Master of Cinema Award
  • Virginia Film Festival 2010 – Film Festival Fellow
 Bogdanovich

(1971) THE LAST PICTURE SHOW

  • Academy Award nominations, USA 1972- Best Director and Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium
  • BAFTA Awards 1973 - Winner, Best Screenplay / Nomination, Best Direction
  • Directors Guild of America, USA 1972 - Nomination, Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures
  • Golden Globes, USA 1972 – Nomination, Best Director - Motion Picture
  • Kinema Junpo Awards 1973 - Winner, Best Foreign Language Film
  • New York Film Critics Circle Awards 1971 – Winner, Best Screenplay
  • São Paulo Association of Art Critics Awards 1973 – Winner, Best Foreign Film

(1973) PAPER MOON

  • Golden Globes, USA 1974 – Nomination, Best Director - Motion Picture
  • San Sebastián International Film Festival 1973- Silver Seashell & Special Prize of the Jury

(1976) NICKELODEON

  • Berlin International Film Festival 1977 – Nomination, Golden Berlin Bear

(1979) SAINT JACK

  • Venice Film Festival 1979 - Pasinetti Award

(1985) MASK

  • Cannes Film Festival 1985 - Nomination, Golden Palm

(1992) NOISES OFF

  • Peñíscola Comedy Film Festival 1994 - Audience Award

(1997)  “Who the Devil Made It” (Book)

  • Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards
  • National Board of Review, USA 1996 -  William K. Everson Film History Award

(2007) TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS: RUNNIN’ DOWN A DREAM

  • Grammy Awards 2009: Winner, Best Long Form Music Video, Shared With: Tom Petty (& The Heartbreakers), Skot Bright (video producer)

In 2004 came the premiere of Mr. Bogdanovich's three-hour ABC special, THE MYSTERY OF NATALIE WOOD, as well as his hard-hitting docudrama about the infamous ballplayer Pete Rose, called HUSTLE. At the end of the year, Knopf published his latest book, "Who The Hell's In It," which features chapters on 25 stars he knew or worked with including Cary Grant, James Stewart, Marlene Dietrich, James Cagney, Frank Sinatra and Marlon Brando. Also shown was the episode he directed, "Sentimental Education," for the fifth season of the award-winning HBO series, The Sopranos, in which (for 4 seasons) he had the recurring role of the shrink's (Lorraine Bracco's) shrink. Early in 2006, Mr. Bogdanovich revised his 1971 documentary DIRECTED BY JOHN FORD, about the life and work of the great American filmmaker, for Warner Brothers. The film now includes interviews with such avowed Ford admirers as Martin Scorsese, Clint Eastwood and Steven Spielberg and had its world premiere at the 2006 Telluride Film Festival.

 

Wayne Crawford
Wayne Crawford Faculty: Directing (2002)
B.A., Florida Atlantic University. Producer, writer, director, actor. Film credits include VALLEY GIRL, NIGHT OF THE COMET, JAKE SPEED, SNAKE ISLAND. TV credits include "Okavango," "On the Loose...In Wildest Africa," "Kid Safari," and "Animal Planet" specials. Member of Motion Picture Academy, SAG, and WGA.
Janos Kovacsi
Faculty: Directing (1993)
M.A., Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary; M.F.A., Hungarian University of Drama and Film Art, Budapest, Hungary; Fulbright Scholar. Theatrical features as director, writer and co-writer include: CHA-CHA-CHA, RIGHT MAN FOR A DELICATE MISSION. Deputy managing director, MAFILM. Prior his current position he served for 12 years as first assistant professor at his alma mater, the Hungarian University of Drama and Film Art.		 .Janos Kovacsi
Daniel McKinny
Daniel McKinny Assistant Dean; Faculty: Directing (1993)

Director, producer, director of photography, editor. Credits include movies-of-the-week, TV series, theatrical motion pictures, and documentaries. Five-time member of Emmy Awards Blue Ribbon Judging Panels.  Member, Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.