Theodore Perkins, UCLA alumnus

Theodore Perkins, MFA ‘07, is in Park City as a producing fellow for The Black House Foundation. Perkins took a break from his work at the foundation’s Main Street headquarters to attend the UCLA at Sundance reception last night at Cafe Terigo (see our earlier post, “The UCLA Party in Pictures”). Here to support and promote black filmmakers, Black House is located at the Zona Rosa restaurant at 501 Main Street through January 27. Join aspiring filmmakers, students, celebrities, and veteran industry executives in the unique space that is Black House; a space that inspires and supports the VOICE of Black Cinema.

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• About UCLA at Sundance 2008

  An exclusive for UCLA Magazine and collaboration with the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television.

  Attend the TFT Party? See pictures and video interviews (coming shortly) from the TFT Party, which went down on January 21st at Cafe Terigo in Park City, Utah.

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