
Christopher Coppola has been a leader in digital media for more than two decades. He has directed eleven feature film and television shows, and produced content for alternative distribution and interactive platforms. Coppola created Project Accessible Hollywood (PAH), a non-profit, hands-on, digital film festival designed to reach the “everyday person.” To date, over 60 digital media festivals, called PAH-FESTs, have been held worldwide. Coppola is currently the head of the film program and a tenured professor at the San Francisco Art Institute. Governor Brown appointed him to the California Arts Council, where he advocates for art in our public schools.