In an industry of highly motivated people with immense pressure to succeed (creatively and financially), has the moral dimension of the work been pushed aside? Most independent filmmakers approach a film with the best intentions. But have we come to tacitly dismiss or even fail to recognize important ethical dilemmas? Have some of the abuses built into the process become almost institutionalized?
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| Fran Kazui
Panelist | Ross Katz
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| Maggie Renzi
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