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Streetfilms Screening and Party a Great Success

Filmmakers.jpgStreetsblog Editor Bryan Goebel and Filmmakers Charlotte Buchen, John Hamilton, and Clarence Eckerson. Photos: Myleen Hollero/Orange Photography

Thank you to all the good people who came out to enjoy the Streetfilms screening last night with founder Clarence Eckerson and Bay Area filmmakers Charlotte Buchen and John Hamilton. We had a packed house and the reaction to the films was very encouraging. A big thanks to Charlotte for the new Bay Area Street Portraits, beautiful vignettes of people in the Bay Area and the bicycles that make up an important part of their lives. It was also very nice to meet Sal and Antonio, two of the stars of the Portraits. We'll be posting those on the blog in the coming weeks.

We'd like to thank all of the volunteers who helped make the evening a success, including Miles Epstein, Myleen Hollero, Michael and Sarah Sonn, Tim Doherty, Noriko Kakue, Abby Shull and the valet bicycle parking crew from SFBC. Special thanks also to Jonathan Weiner, Terri Saul, Workspace Limited, Audio/Visual Technician Troy Vadakan, Swirl on Castro, and Orange Photography. See more photos here.

crowd.jpgThe crowd watching Streetfilms. Photo: Myleen Hollero/Orange Photography
Jane_Kim.jpgSF Board of Education President Jane Kim, D10 Supes Candidate Eric Smith and Sunday Streets volunteer Beth Byrne. Photo: Myleen Hollero/Orange Photography
Antonio.jpgFilmmaker Charlotte Buchen the the subjects of two of her films, Antonio and Sal. Photo: Myleen Hollero/Orange Photography
bryan_happy.jpgStreetsblog Editor Bryan Goebel. Photo: Myleen Hollero/Orange Photography
rain_outside.jpgValet bike parking at the end of the night got a little wet. Photo: Mylleen Holero/Orange Photography

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