Presented by: PFAF
When: Sunday April 7th, 11:30-1pm
Where: Ballroom, 3rd Floor

This is a rare opportunity for the public to see this remarkably candid film!

The creation of this film coincided with the Brandywine River Museum’s major retrospective of the artist’s work in 2015. The discussion, led by curator Amanda Burdan, is a window into Wyeth’s inspirations and passions resulting in the extensive collection of work which spans six decades. Examples of his distinctive style in drawings, paintings, illustration and sculptures are woven throughout the film. Director Damon Sinclair will be present for a question and answer session after the screenings. Running time is one hour.

About the Director, S. Damon Sinclair:
S. Damon Sinclair has produced and directed numerous short works, award-winning documentaries, and television commercials. His first feature-length documentary, The Last Hunt, was completed in 2010.

As a Producer, Sinclair and has produced countless national commercials, both for a number of leading production companies and for national advertising agencies.

As a director he is noted for his ability to pull the best from real people and real situations.

As a ground-breaking producer for network television, he worked closely with senior executives at Paramount and CBS on the popular show “Jericho” to create the first use of a dramatic serial Webisode to draw viewers to the show’s website.

Sinclair is also noted for his innovative technical skill as evidenced by his early involvement with the development of the SteadiCam and SkyCam. He has been known to invent technical solutions to achieve shots no one has tried before.

He has worked in radio as the host of his own show and has been a news reporter and news cameramen. His filmography includes Philadelphia, The Great Experiment (2011), Stone Reader, (Documentary, 2002), Rocky 111 ( 1982), Blow Out (1981).