Tuesday, November 12
2 p.m.
Ed Slaughter, M.D., Phd. delivers a lecture/demonstration entitled "Dark
Passage, Cold Comfort: the Oubliettes of Film Noir"
4 p.m.
Coco Starr Kelley, author of the bestselling To Live and Die in Lust, speaks
on "The Failure of Relationships in Film Noir."
6 p.m.
Cocktail reception in the Key Largo room.
Wednesday, November 13
3 p.m.
Rick Hadley, Phd., Head of the Film Department, Westmoreland College, Mississippi,
discourses at great length on "Subtexts in Johnny Guitar"
4 p.m.
Bill Courington, author of numerous articles in the Medical Examiners Journal
presents a lecture/demonstration entitled "Splatter Patterns and Other
Gut-Wrenching Authenticities"
Thursday, November 14
10 a.m.
Bradley Comann, M.A. and published poet addresses the subject of language
in film noir scripts in his "What Rhymes with D.O.A?"
4 p.m.
Paul Keyser, film noir set construction specialist delivers a lecture entitled
"Was That a Pine Box You Ordered?"
Friday, November 15
2 p.m.
Cindy Jacobus, stunt-person and body-double demonstrates various techniques
for "How to Survive a Killer's Kiss"
4. p.m.
Greg Lynch, art director, analyzes "Lighting Techniques in Film Noir"
9 p.m.
The Lost Weekend
Closing ceremonies: dining and dancing in the Mildred Pierce Memorial Gardens | 
