Filmmaking with Kevin Macdonald at Glasgow Film Festival 2024
Tuesday 5 March, 2024 at 4 p.m.
GFF Industry Focus is excited to welcome Glasgow’s very own Kevin Macdonald, the renowned film director of The Last King of Scotland, State of Play and Touching the Void fame.
This extra special panel dubbed Filmmaking with Kevin Macdonald, will host Kevin as he discusses his career in retrospect, as well as delving in to his latest works.
Moderated by Ania Trzebiatowska of Sundance Film Festival, catch Kevin in the spotlight as he talks about his career in retrospect and his latest works.
For budding filmmakers looking to learn more, or those simply fans of Kevin’s work, this once in a lifetime opportunity is not to be missed.
GFT, 12 Rose Street, G3 6RB
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