Wednesday, January 25, 4:30–6:00 p.m.
Filmmaker Lodge
550 Main St.
The proliferation of digital technologies in the film world has led to lower production costs, created nearly infinite distribution bandwidth, and broken down the bottlenecks that have historically controlled access to that distribution. With the culmination of these forces, we find ourselves in a world where audiences have access to more films than ever. In this brave new world, how can high quality independent films find the audiences they deserve? Presented by Amazon Video Direct
Panelists:
Matt Kaplan (Awesomeness Films)
Sara Keiner (Cinereach)
Moderator:
Chris Horton
Panels are open to all Festival credential holders on a space-available basis.
Credits
| Matt Kaplan
Panelist | Sara Keiner
Panelist |
| Chris Horton
Panelist |
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