Speaking on Panel Discussion at Big Apple Film Festival
This Saturday, I’ll be speaking on a panel at the Big Apple Film Festival, called Distribution in the New Age. The others on the panel are:
- Aaron Levine (moderator), Film Division Manager at Gen Art
- Peter Goldwyn, Vice President Acquisitions Samuel Goldwyn Films
- Clémence Taillandier, Head of Theatrical Sales, Zeitgeist Films
- Erik Davis Managing Editor, Cinematical.com
Details
| Date: | Saturday, November 17, 2007 |
| Time: | Saturday, 12:00pm – 1:00pm |
| Location: | Tribeca Cinemas |
| Address: | 54 Varick Street, New York, NY |
| Buy Tickets | |
I’m looking forward to this panel, because it’s a new batch of panelists for me, different from the usual suspects at Vancouver, IFP Market and London. We’ll be discussing some of the same topics as past panels: on-demand theatrical booking, content discovery, the up-scaling of the theatrical experience. But the added perspective of the bigger-budget, older-school Goldwyn and Zeitgeist representatives should be interesting, and if we’re very, very lucky, maybe we’ll see another showdown. Aaron will also ask us about how the writers strike ties into Internet distribution. One of the greatest consequences of Internet distribution is a shift in power, so we should have a lot to talk about.
See Erik’s post, and check out the Facebook Event to RSVP and see who else is attending.
A little help?
Would anybody be willing to volunteer to shoot the panel so we can get it up on the web? Thanks.
Update: I posted the video of the full panel.
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