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Cinematech’s Scott Kirsner on Alternative Distribution
Published by Matthew Jeppsen June 24th, 2007 in DIY, DRM, Featured Content, Interviews, News
Variety columnist and brains behind Cinematech, writer Scott Kirsner spent some time with the FreshDV team recently and dished on alternative distribution options for indie films and where the market is heading. We discuss the challenges of self-distribution, the state of the mainstream film industry, and Hollywood’s perceived reluctance to embrace new digital business models. It was a very informative and helpful conversation, and one that independent filmmakers should not miss.
A few links that we mentioned in the podcast:
The Future of Web Video (book or PDF)
Illegal Bittorrent Usage Survey
Getting Paid: Sites that Pay for Video
Customflix
Amazon Unbox
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