Felisha Liu (W'09) was part of a semester long Penn in Cannes program which had her and other Penn undergrads attending the festival last month.Before the program started, she shared with us two posts about her experience with the program thus far and what tactics she was going to consider in order to get into the most screenings while at Cannes.
Well, she's back ...and has some great insider info!
Check back next week for my 5-part Penn in Cannes series which will cover Felisha dishing about:
- The films she saw (both the good and the bad!)
- Walking the red carpet and the stars she saw
- What humbling tactics she actually used to score tickets
- Why her "Cinephile Badge" was the worst badge to have at the festival
- Advice from Penn alumni industry big wigs who were at the Festival
- Getting caught up in the frenzy of it all!
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