This week’s episode of the world’s only interactive talk radio for Digital Production, Post Production and Distribution is filled with great information and entertainment designed for the independent filmmaker, producer or editor.
Joining Larry Jordan this week to celebrate the New Year is:
Norman Hollyn, who chairs the Editing track at the USC Film School. He has a new book out covering the craft of editing. As Norm says, “technology is a given, how do you improve your art?” In this discussion, Norm presents ways you can structure your production to improve your story-telling.
Philip Hodgetts, CEO of Big Brains for Rent, joins us to look forward at some of the technology we should expect in 2009. Including why the economy may help stifle continuing development of incompatible video formats.
Bruce Nazarian, President, DVD Association, looks at whether the world is moving to Blu-ray optical media, or digital downloads; and what we need to do to make the most of it.
Jonathan Handel, Of Counsel at Troy Gould, talks about 2009 being defined by the potential SAG strike, the impact of the digital transmission switch-over in February, and coming legal trends.
Stacey Parks, CEO, Film Specific, shares her thoughts on the challenges to distribution during this last year. How can we make money on our projects when the economy is in the tank?
Michael Horton, Head-Cutter, Los Angeles Final Cut Pro User Group, shifts out of his co-host role into that of industry analyst. Mike shares his thoughts on what it takes for creative people to succeed given all the problems today in the industry. If you are a free-lancer, you’ll appreciate his comments.
Brent Altomare, Founder of Groovy Like A Movie, drops in to discuss how he built his production company from a standing start and how to keep it running in the face of an economic headwind.
You can’t find people or interviews like this anywhere else! It’s another fascinating show – all the information you need now to know what’s coming next!
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