Fans of the big and small screens know that the location for films and tv shows plays a major role in the overall production. Since 1958, Westbury House and its formal gardens and woodlands have been used as a location for dozens of feature films and television programs.
Join Paul Hunchak, Director of Visitor Services, who will lead a presentation on these film productions. Paul will also share the details necessary to undertake such projects at the Gardens, as well as the lengths the Gardens' staff go to protect its collections and the Old Westbury Gardens image.
THIS IS THE FINAL LECTURE IN THE OLD WESTBURY GARDENS 2023 SPRING LECTURE SERIES. (STAY TUNED FOR INFORMATION ON THE FALL SERIES TO COME!)
ABOUT THE PRESENTER:
Paul Hunchak has been Director of Visitor Services and Public Programs for Old Westbury Gardens for 22 years. Paul's passion for history, and his background in interpretation, provides the enthusiasm which he brings to the Gardens’ formal and informal education programs. He has lectured on the history of the Phipps estate as well as the designer of Westbury House, George Crawley. He is a native of the Philadelphia suburbs and graduated from Kettering University in Flint, MI.
LOCATION: The Barn at Orchard Hill
TICKETS: $15 non-members; $5 members
Light refreshments will be served.