Dylan Kidd shared his film Roger Dodger, and panelists from across the country shared their advice and experiences with students. The 2004 Ivy Film Festival featured unprecedented expansion, with 1,500 people in attendance and over 200 student films submitted. The Festival hosted and presented awards to director Wes Craven and Academy-award-winning actor Adrien Brody, as well as holding a business panel featuring Paramount Studio Vice Chairman Rob Friedman. The Festival held exclusive advance screenings of Mean Girls and Supersize Me, celebrated films at the time that are now considered favorite cult classics. In 2005, the Ivy Film Festival screened the movies The Aristocrats and Murderball and featured John Hamburg, writer of the screenplays of Zoolander and Meet the Parents, as a keynote speaker. Ellen Kuras, cinematographer for Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind also led a workshop, while Luke Greenfield led a talk focused on working in Hollywood. The 5th annual Ivy Film Festival, held in 2006, featured screenings of Black Gold, Occupation: Dreamland, Kinky Boots, Take the Lead, and The Children of Chabannes, as well as Sundance favorites Iraq in Fragments, Half Nelson, and Brick. Students from Columbia University, New York University, Cornell University, and Brown University walked away with awards in the Undergraduate categories, which were jured by Brown alumnus Michael Showalter, the acclaimed actor and co-writer of Wet Hot American Summer; Marc Francis, the director of Black Gold; Mark Ross, a producer at Maguire Entertainment; David Courier, a senior programmer for Outfest, the Sundance Film Festival and the Berlin Film Festival; and Lisa Gossels, the director of Children of Chabannes. The 2007 festival included pre-release screenings of Sundance Film Festival selections, panels, and workshops with award-winning filmmakers, and presentations by Doug Liman, director of The Bourne Identity and Chan-wook Park, director of Oldboy. Other guests included actor John Cho and Academy Award-winning writer and director Sarah Kernochan. The 2008 Film Festival was the first student film festival to have a machinima genre. The 2008 festival featured a keynote address by Fox Filmed Entertainment Co-Chairman and CEO, Tom Rothman, and a master class led by Martin Scorsese. The 2009 Film Festival occurred on April 21–26 and featured a keynote panel with actor Jack Nicholson, Chinatown producer Robert Evans, and Paramount Chairman and CEO Brad Grey, moderated by former Variety Editor-in-Chief Peter Bart. 2010s The 2010 Ivy Film Festival featured an advance screening of Waiting for Superman, followed by