Friday, January 22, 2:00 p.m.
Festival Base Camp
#SFFNewDeals
As the indie ecosystem shifts and new distributors, models, and technologies emerge, what are the implications for artist sustainability? Do new deals and a transformed economy of content creation hold greater promise for filmmakers and producers to be sustained by their work? Join moderator Jason Hirschhorn (REDEF) with Ted Hope (head of production, Amazon), Linda Lichter (Lichter, Grossman, Nichols, Adler & Feldman) and producers Lynette Howell Taylor (Electric City Entertainment), Christine Vachon (Killer Films), Jay Van Hoy (Parts & Labor), and others.
Credits
| Jason Hirschhorn
Panelist | Ted Hope
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| Linda Lichter
Panelist | Christine Vachon
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| Jay Van Hoy
Panelist | Lynette Howell Taylor
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