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DTSTAMP:20111207T204349Z
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SUMMARY:Documentary Movie Screening: The Love We Make
LOCATION:DreamWorks \, 1800 Seaport Blvd\, Re
 dwood City\, CA
URL:https://www.facebook.com/events/198912746861810/
DESCRIPTION:Also Showing:\n\nA short reel of rec
 ent clips\, including some in-house
  3D tests\, will be shown before ou
 r film. Gene Takahashi from DreamW
 orks will be on hand to give a bri
 ef talk about the reel and theater
 .\n\nAll attendees will need to sign
  a basic Non-Disclosure Agreement 
 (NDA) at the security entrance. Re
 freshments in the commissary at 7p
 m. \nNo food or drink will be allow
 ed in the theater.\n\nPaul McCartney
 \, sitting in a plane waiting to re
 turn to his native England\, saw th
 e smoke rising from the Twin Tower
 s on Sept. 11\, 2001. The son of a 
 volunteer firefighter during the G
 erman Blitz of World War II\, McCar
 tney was moved to assemble an all-
 star concert in honor of New York 
 City’s surviving first responder
 s and the families of those who pe
 rished at the World Trade Center. 
 \n\nThe forthcoming behind-the-scene
 s DVD The Love We Make\, chronicles
  the rehearsals\, interviews and da
 y-to-day events leading up to an e
 vent eventually dubbed the Concert
  For New York City\, a gala event a
 t Madison Square Garden featuring 
 the Who\, Billy Joel\, Jay-Z\, David 
 Bowie\, Eric Clapton\, Elton John\, t
 he Rolling Stones’ Mick Jagger a
 nd Keith Richards. \n\nThe film make
 s clear\, from the first\, just how 
 deeply touched McCartney was — a
 nd on a very personal level — by
  the devastating terror attacks. \n
 “I started thinking what can I d
 o\,” he says\, “because there’
 s going to be a spirit shift in Ne
 w York and America. This is sudden
 ly a place where people are going 
 to feel vulnerable\, for first time
  in a long time. Being born at end
  of World War II\, I was only a bab
 y then\, but I grew up in the shado
 w of that. All my parents and the 
 grown ups talked about was this id
 ea of being in a war. You saw how 
 they dealt with this. It was with 
 humor\; it was with music. That’s
  how they dealt with it.” \n\nBio\n
 Gene Takahashi was born and lived 
 in Tokyo\, Japan before moving to t
 he Bay Area as a young child. He e
 arned his BA & MA in Music from Ca
 l State East Bay as well as an ele
 ctronic degree from Chabot College
 . He also holds a recording arts d
 egree from Full Sail Center for th
 e Recording Arts in Florida.\n \nOve
 r the last 20 years has held techn
 ical positions at Larrabee Sound S
 tudios\, Warner Bros\, Pixar and Dre
 amworks Animation studios. He curr
 ently manages the audio-video team
  at DreamWork’s Redwood City Stu
 dio and is responsible for design\,
  integration\, maintenance and supp
 ort of audio video equipment used 
 throughout the studio.\n\nhttps://ww
 w.facebook.com/events/198912746861
 810/
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