Eleanor Coppola is an accomplished documentary filmmaker, artist and writer. In 1962, she worked on a low-budget independent film, Dementia 13, as assistant art director. There she met the film's writer/director Francis Coppola. The following year, Francis and Eleanor were married.

While in the Philippines for the making of Apocalypse Now, Eleanor shot the documentary footage for the acclaimed, Emmy award winning film, Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmakers Apocalypse. She published a journal of her experiences in 1979, titled Notes. During the 1995 filming of John Grisham's The Rainmaker, Eleanor shot a documentary that focused on Coppola's techniques for working with actors, The Making of "The Rainmaker" which aired on HBO. She has made documentaries of her daughter's and son's films – The Making of the Virgin Suicides, On the Set of 'CQ and The Making of Marie Antoinette. In 2007 her documentary about Francis Coppola, Coda: Thirty Years Later was released. Her book Notes on a Life was published in May, 2008.

She has designed costumes and stage décor for the ODC Dance Company San Francisco and her drawings, photos and conceptual art pieces have been exhibited in many galleries and museums. Her installation Circle of Memory, a public space for visitors to commemorate children who are missing or have died originated in the Oakland Art Gallery. It has been seen in the US in San Diego, Santa Fe and in Europe in Montpellier, France, and Salzburg, Austria.

She is active in the management of Rubicon Estate Winery and store. She is a past member of the board of the San Francisco Art Institute and an honorary board member of Copia, The American Center for Wine, Food and the Arts.

Introduction to XO.XY is a live lecture that delves into the dynamics of gender relations. It discusses the myths and realities of how men and women approach the world and helps create an environment for mutually rewarding relationships. Come learn how men are, how women are, what each wants, and how to best relate to the opposite sex. XO.XY opens an important dialogue between the sexes with a new perspective that allows both men and women to get more joy out of all their relationships.

Dates: September 27 at 11:00 am
Tickets: $20.00.

For more information, please contact Mr. Buck at jeremyrbuck@gmail.com.









Jeremy R. Buck is a life coach who currently resides in Charleston, South Carolina and St Helena, California. Mr. Buck seeks to enrich and improve the lives of his clients through the development of a strong one-on-one coaching relationship. He currently works with clients around the US and Western Europe. He keeps a small number of clients in order to focus more heavily on each person.

In recent years he has been developing and teaching a course across the country entitled XO.XY. The course explores the myths and realities underlying gender and how best to relate to the opposite sex. It discusses how men are, how women are, what each wants, and how both can get everything they want. This small and interactive course is a fun and honest look at men and women that offers tools and insight in order to get more joy out of all relationships.

Mr. Buck graduated from Boston College with a degree in Biopsychology and has since lived in various cities across the county. With a deep love for psychology and the innermost workings of the human brain, Mr. Buck saw life coaching as a desirable alternative to psychiatry and psychology for many individuals. He has drawn on the experience of John Catalina, a mentor coach, who has been a pioneer in this relatively new profession. Life Coaching offers a positive approach that looks at the client's current circumstances and helps him or her determine where they want to be and how to get there. Coaching does not intend to clinically diagnose an individual; instead it seeks to improve a person's life in every aspect

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