Howe 2010: MacIntyre/Reardon on books and doc (Sat 3:00)

The title of the session was “Books into Film”, but in this final conversation of the Howe Symposium, Linden MacIntyre talks with Sally Reardon about – among other things – how he worked to balance the personal and professional on two projects for  the fifth estate : the engrossing and tragic story of Ty Conn, and more recently, “Betrayal“.

In each case, he wrote a book on the same topic: his first non-fiction book, Who Killed Ty Conn, and the novel The Bishop’s Man.

Watch the session here. Please note that since the session runs a bit over an hour, it takes a little time to load…but it’s well worth the wait.

Question for comments: How many topics discussed in class come up in this session?

Videographer: Stephanie Directo.

Final note: Congratulations to Stephanie, Adam Burns, Liz Brown, Marie David, David Kumagai, Scott Riddell, Heather Gillis, Mick Cote and tech supervisor Dale Leckie for their great work on the livestream.

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