Georgetown Prof in law school documentary

I received an email from Porter Heath Morgan, whose documentary on the challenges of law school features both Randy Barnett and Georgetown emeritus professor Mark Tushnet.  Here is the press release he sent:

Law School Documentary to Premiere at dallas video festival

The Trials of Law School, a documentary film on the U.S. Law School system, will premiere at the 20^th Annual Dallas Video Festival.  The film will screen Sunday, August 5^th, at 4:30 in the Kalita Humphries Theater.  Tickets may be purchased online at http://www.videofest.org/film.aspx?id=198 by purchasing a Single Day Pass for $25.00. 

The Trials of Law School captures the stress and emotion both inside the classroom and out.  The film follows eight students, with different backgrounds and expectations, as they try to juggle family and relationships with a new curriculum, a new language and a new way of life.  Their journey is contrasted with insight from over 25 acclaimed law professors and legal scholars from around the country, including Taunya Banks (Maryland,) Randy Barnett (Georgetown,) David Becker (Washington St. Louis,) Angela Davis (American,) Charles Daye (Former LSDAD president,) Rich Freer (Emory, George Washington) Elizabeth Garrett (USC,) John Goldberg (Vanderbilt,) John Kidwell Wisconsin,) Paula Lustbader (Seattle,) Ruth McKinney (UNC,) Judith McMorrow (Boston College,) Rob Miller (Author, Law School Confidential,) Martha Peters (Elon,) Eric Posner (Chicago,) Richard Primus (Michigan,) Patrick Schiltz (U.S. Federal Judge,) Chris Slobogin (Florida, Stanford) David Sokolow, (University of Texas,) Mark Tushnet (Harvard,)and Elizabeth Warren (Harvard.)

The film is directed and produced by attorney and filmmaker Porter Heath Morgan, who began production during his second year at the University of Oklahoma College of Law.  Before law school, Morgan received his B.A. in Film and B.B.A in Marketing from Southern Methodist University.  This is Morgan’s first feature documentary film.   

Watch the trailer online at www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksyC6dZ2HCQ. For more information on The Trials of Law School visit: www.thetrialsoflawschool.com. For more information on the Dallas Video Festival, visit: www.videofest.org.

Comments

[Dan]

If GULC is going to run a faculty blog, the contributors really need to step it up several notches. There are obviously some real "luminaries" listed on the blog, but the relative paucity of posts does not reflect well on the school-- especially when there are so many other high quality law blogs out there.