KCRW Partner Screening: 'Avatar: Fire and Ash"

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KCRW, 20th Century Studios, and Natural History Museum of L.A. County invite you to a special awards screening of Avatar: Fire and Ash in 3-D, featuring a conversation with the film's Academy Award® nominated costume design and VFX team.

Avatar: Fire and Ash transports audiences back to the expanding world of Pandora where the Sully family embarks on an odyssey that crosses paths with the Ash People, a Na'vi clan that has adopted a radically different way of life after their home was destroyed by a volcanic eruption.

WRISTBAND PICK-UP: Starting at 5:30 PM

AFTER-HOURS MUSEUM ACCESS: 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM Galleries include: Grand Foyer, African Mammal Hall, North American Mammal Hall, Judith Perlstein Welcome Center, and the Theater Gallery

FOOD & BEVERAGE: South LA Cafe in the Welcome Center will be open until 6:30 PM. Purchases are permitted in the theater (drinks must have lids). No outside food or drinks allowed.

6:00 PM | Doors Open

6:30 PM | Conversation

Panelists:

• Deborah L. Scott, Costume Designer

• Joe Letteri, Senior Visual Effects Superviso

• Richard Baneham, Visual Effects Supervisor

• Eric Saindon, Wētā FX Senior Visual Effects Supervisor

• Daniel Barrett, Wētā FX Senior Animation Supervisor

7:00 PM | Film Screening

ADMISSION: Guests must RSVP to attend. Admission is free. Attendees will be admitted on a first-come, first-served basis. RSVP does not guarantee entry.

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