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Sean David Christensen - Art / Cinema / Music

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Just a bunch of things

Oh, hello. This is a general collection of things. Things I do, as well as things that I like. 

I'm glad you're here.

Make yourself at home. Can I get you something to drink? Have a look around, I’ll be right back with something. Gimme two seconds.

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Photo of Sean David Christensen holding a microphone from the American Cinematheque and speaking on stage in front of a blue background.

Saturday, April 12th, 2025: What I Had to Leave Behind writer/director Sean David Christensen answers questions from the audience during a post-screening Q&A at the American Cinematheque. (Photo: Michael Darnall)

“What I Had to Leave Behind” at American Cinematheque

June 11, 2025 in film festival

Earlier this spring, What I Had to Leave Behind was invited to screen in the inaugural shorts program of American Cinematheque's “This Is Not a Fiction,” an annual film festival reflecting the boundless possibilities of non-fiction storytelling. It was an honor sharing this experience with my collaborators, especially composer Branden Brown—it was his first time hearing his phenomenal jazz score accompanying Cassie Shao’s dizzying animation on the big screen. Heartfelt thanks to the festival staff, volunteers and projectionists who made all the filmmakers feel welcomed and cared for. Your grace and good work were so appreciated.

Photo of an empty movie theater in blue light with the words “This Is Not a Fiction” on the screen.

“This Is Not a Fiction,” presented by the American Cinematheque at the Los Feliz 3 in Los Angeles, CA. The inaugural shorts program was held on Saturday, April 12th, 2025. (Photo: Michael Darnall)

Photos courtesy of American Cinematheque / Photo credit: Michael Darnall

Source: https://www.americancinematheque.com/serie...
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