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SUMMARY:TV at the Pollock: Truth\, Fiction\, and the Making of Crime Media
LOCATION:Pollock Theater\, 34.415051\,-119.848801
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a special screening and conversation with writer\,
  producer\, and former FBI profiler James T. Clemente\, whose unusual car
 eer has moved from criminal investigation to television. During a 22-year
  career with the FBI\, Clemente investigated violent and sexual crimes an
 d spent more than a decade as a profiler. He later brought that experienc
 e to crime television as a writer\, producer\, and technical advisor on s
 eries including Criminal Minds\, Manhunt\, and Quantico\, while also prod
 ucing nonfiction crime programming and working in podcast and audio story
 telling.\n\nFocusing on select Criminal Minds episodes that are especiall
 y meaningful to him\, Clemente will discuss what it means to translate li
 ved experience\, criminal investigation\, and survivor knowledge into tel
 evision and popular entertainment. The conversation will range from telev
 ision police procedurals and syndicated and cable “true crime” programmin
 g to podcasts\, audiobooks\, and newer media platforms\, asking how crime
  and justice media can impact public understanding—and where their limits
  lie.\n\nProducer James T. Clemente will join moderator Althea Wasow (Fil
 m and Media Studies\, UCSB) for a discussion of selections from Criminal 
 Minds.\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/events/f954fbd3-d962-4ed8-a8b5-25a48376622
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URL:http://next-to-u.app/events/f954fbd3-d962-4ed8-a8b5-25a483766227
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