Cathy Seipp is moderating a panel with Rob Long in L.A. on Saturday. Is there anything else you need to know to be there, really (assuming you’re not, say, all the way across country like me…)?

A panel discussion, moderated by L.A. journalist and media critic Cathy Seipp, about how some successful writers manage to keep their distinct viewpoints even while writing for the mass market medium of TV. There will be a Q&A with the audience, followed by a reception with cocktails and canapes.
Saturday, Mar. 19, 7 p.m. at the American Film Institute’s Mark Goodson Screening Room (2021 N. Western Ave. at Los Feliz) in Los Angeles.
Panelists:
Paul Feig (creator and executive producer: “Freaks & Geeks;” director: “Arrested Development;” director and writer, the feature film “I Am David;” author: “Kick Me: Adventures In Adolescence.”)
Scott Kaufer (executive producer: “Boston Legal;” writer: “Gilmore Girls,” “Chris Isaak Show,” “Beggars & Choosers;” editor-in-chief: California magazine.)
Rob Long (co-creator and executive producer: “Men, Women & Dogs,” “Love & Money,” “George & Leo;” executive producer: “Cheers.” Author: “Conversations With My Agent.” Columnist: National Review. Radio commentator: KCRW.)
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Tim Minear (executive producer: “The Inside,” “Wonderfalls,” “Angel,” “Firefly”)
Admission and parking are free (drive w-a-a-y to the top of the AFI hill) but seating is limited, so please RSVP to [email protected], or call (310) 286-9420. L.A. Press Club members can RSVP to [email protected].

More info here.