The Dryden Theatre will screen a program titled The L. Jeffrey Selznick School at 20 with live piano accompaniment by Philip C. Carli. The films are:

• Les Fromages automobiles (Georges Méliès, France 1907, 5 min. 35mm) by Catherine Cormon (1998, 10 min.)
• Married On Credit (US 1915, 12 min. 35mm) by Nancy Kauffman (2005, 15 min.)
• Broncho Billy's Adventure (Reginald Barker, US, 1911, 16 min., 35mm) by Pat Doyen (2006, 20 min.)
• MGM Stock Footage—Camera Down Hollywood Blvd. (MGM, ca. 1929 1 min. 35mm) by Antonella Bonfanti (2007, 5 min.)
• [Kaleidoscope] (Eastman Kodak Co., US ca. 1925, 10 min., 35mm) by Daniela Currò (2007, 15 min.)
• Two Color Kodachrome Test Shots No. III (Eastman Kodak Co., US 1922 7 min., 35mm) by Sabrina Negri (2009, 10 min.)
• Technicolor Fragments (US ca. 1929–30, 20 min. 35mm) by Josh Romphf: (2012, 23 min.)
• Un Drame en Mer (A Tragedy at Sea, Gaston Velle, France 1905, 7 min. 35mm), and Petite Rosse (The Little Vixen, Camille de Morlhon, France 1909, 9 min. 35mm) by Erin Palombi (2015, 20 min.)

Upon graduating from The L. Jeffrey Selznick School of Film Preservation select graduates are awarded fellowships to preserve a short film from the George Eastman Museum Moving Image Department Collection. Alumni from Canyon Cinema, George Eastman Museum, the University of Chicago, the University of Rochester, and other institutions from around the world will be joining us for tonight's tribute to the school, providing introductions to their fellowship films (including one title now on the National Film Registry). They will share behind the scenes stories about their film's preservation and their careers after the Selznick School.

[source: George Eastman Museum website, 2016-Apr-25]