Film Works: The Shining

Have you ever watched a great movie and found yourself talking about it hours even days later? Found yourself debating the finer points of the film with your friends – was it meant to be in there or just a pleasant accident? How did the writers create that story? Was it the writer or the director who made that decision? If this is you…then you need to attend.

Join us October 14th from 11:00am to 1:00 pm at ASU MIX Center in Mesa as we watch and discuss The Shining. Chris LaMont (ASU Professor of screenwriting, founder of Phoenix Film Festival and screenwriter) will lead the discussion after the film and dive deeper into the making of The Shining. If you love film and love debating the finer points of film, you will not want to miss this.

Chris LaMont is a multi-hyphenate in the film industry. He’s a Professor of Screenwriting at ASU, the Founder of the Phoenix Film Festival, and a member of the Writer’s Guild. For the last twelve years, he has been writing with fellow ASU Alum Joe Russo, and have had five films produced in the last three-and-a-half years, including the soon-to-be released Netflix supernatural horror film “The Inheritance”.