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D2E interview with Alan Govenar’s story is a rare combination of true artistic grit and social impact. Spanning forty-five years, Alan has shaped our understanding of American culture as an award-winning filmmaker, extensively published author in both fiction and non-fiction, and a Guggenheim Fellow. His archival photography and numberless exhibitions have shined a spotlight on corners of the country and communities most people never see. From his books now restored in the Criterion Collection to his pioneering work collecting African American photography archives, Alan offers the kind of lived expertise you rarely encounter. His museum and nonprofit work helps drive change and activate communities, making him highly relevant for your audience—including the 12000 documentary filmmakers and history book authors he reaches.

As we enter a pivotal year for Alan, his latest documentary film “Quiet Voices in a Noisy World: the Struggle for Change in Jasper Texas” brings to light the realities of racial violence and community response in Texas. Combined with major photo exhibitions opening this fall, it’s a conversation that carries urgenc latest works 📡 Down in Dallas Town is a startling film about the shifting terrain of public memory sixty years after the murder of John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963. Through interviews with people on the street and songs recorded to memorialize JFK in the mid-1960s, the film explores the impact of the assassination on issues in today's world, from lingering conspiracy theories to the proliferation of gun violence, homelessness, and the scourge of K-2. Personal narratives are juxtaposed with the sentiments articulated in blues, gospel, norteño, and calypso recordings to haunting affect. Especially poignant is the account of Mary Ann Moorman, who returns to the assassination site fifty years later and details the making of her Polaroid photograph of the fatal head shot that killed JFK as the motorcade passed through Dealey Plaza. This new resonant film by Alan Govenar confronts ways we come to terms with the past through the power of storytelling, image-making, and a songbook that is largely unknown.

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Tommy is the original NJ nightclub promoter and East Coast EDM pioneer who started out at age 16, living on his own and throwing wild underground house parties just to get by. He built massive success running legendary clubs like Bliss in Clifton, which scored Best Sound System in the World four years straight. The stories of him surviving threats from the Mafia while building an empire are both intense and vivid, and would fit right in with your mix of social issues and pop culture.

On top of that, Tommy’s journey through the festival business and his ongoing 15-year legal battle with Live Nation is putting the national spotlight on the future of live music. His videos exposing industry giants have gone viral, and he's been featured internationally—from Four Corners to The Capitol Forum. With the recent government investigations sparked by his case, there’s never been a better time to have him break down how monopolies impact artists, fans, and communities.