Barry Sonnenfeld’s keynote at NAB was an interesting one (his public appearances always tend to be that way), and Studio Daily has the entire two sessions on video.

“… Sonnenfeld discusses how television has fast become a more creative outlet than film, the effects of the opposing distribution forces of high-def and video over the Internet, how 3D may be able to save film & television and how the Internet will lead to a totalitarian state where citizens will happily submit to the government via Facebook.

In this second video Sonnenfeld discusses how television has changed, how technology helps him produce Pushing Daisies, finding his visual style along with the Coen brothers on Blood Simple and how the Internet is throwing a monkey wrench in the whole industry that no one yet knows what the ramifications will be.”

Watch them both here.