This hands-on panel discussion will tackle the rapidly expanding enviroment of the internet and the opportunities available for independent filmmakers in cyberspace. Topics covered include production resources (grants, awards, collaborations, equipment, expertise); technological breakthroughs (real audio, Hot Java, VRML, cuseme, “real video”); on-line worlds (Worlds, Inc; American Online, World Wide Web, and others); research (Internet Movie Database, Virtual Film Festival, IUMA, BBSs and news groups, search tools); and selling and promoting on-line (Public Shelter, Kaleidoscape, Virtual Film Festival). Confirmed panelists include moderator Peter Broderick, Michael Nash, Jayne Loader, and Glen Salzman, president of Virtual Film festival.
Credits
| Peter Broderick
Panelist | Michael Nash
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| Jayne Loader
Panelist | Glen Salzman
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| Greg Biggers
Panelist | David Prichard
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