Monthly Archives: March 2010

How small festivals are the future of meatspace film distribution: Thoughts 4 & 5

Posted on March 22, 2010 by

In January, I attended the Slamdance / Sundance extravaganza in Park City, Utah, helping produce the Slamdance, WorkBook Project & Open Video Alliance Filmmaker Summit.  While there, I participated in and listened to a lot of conversations about the shifting … Continue reading →

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‘Unplug’, now in blog and online video form

Posted on March 19, 2010 by

Confirming my opinion that the next big online trend will be to turn the power switch to the off position, I bring you ‘Yelp (With Apologies to Allen Ginsberg)’ from filmmaker Tiffany Shlain (and everyone’s favorite cranky editor, Dalan McNabola). … Continue reading →

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How small festivals are the future of meatspace film distribution: Thought 3

Posted on March 10, 2010 by

In January, I attended the Slamdance / Sundance extravaganza in Park City, Utah, helping produce the Slamdance, WorkBook Project & Open Video Alliance Filmmaker Summit.  While there, I participated in and listened to a lot of conversations about the shifting … Continue reading →

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How small festivals are the future of meatspace film distribution: Thought 2

Posted on March 1, 2010 by

In January, I attended the Slamdance / Sundance extravaganza in Park City, Utah, helping produce the Slamdance, WorkBook Project & Open Video Alliance Filmmaker Summit.  While there, I participated in and listened to a lot of conversations about the shifting … Continue reading →

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