Film Blotter

The film business for cinephiles.

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Exciting debut of my pal Lauren Wolkstein's new thing. https://t.co/PFl9rm5lbJ

[David Loney @DavidRLoney]

SXSW 2016: How Five Directors Adapted Each Others' Dreams in 'collective:unconscious' https://t.co/1Ch0yUddZt #indiefilms #movies

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Isn't perhaps the major zero-rating #netneutrality question whether all competitors can opt in easily or not? https://t.co/vvIIVBJhOp

[Ann Hornaday @AnnHornaday]

How a shadowy film industry practice affects your movie-going choices (and what some theaters are doing about it): https://t.co/t8l3vZB7pk

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As predicted (https://t.co/3cwed5iX1k), the rise of streaming platforms has become a financial boon for indie film. https://t.co/IdpOTNVaEd

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FCC proposal would give cable customers full freedom to choose their devices–and thus ditch the set-top box. https://t.co/Puxpp1IJBq

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The U.S. is cool with it. Now you just need Cuban permission to shoot in Cuba. @AnalectFilms in @nofilmschool https://t.co/dH3V7kNlZs

[Andy Adams @FlakPhoto]

Kodak’s Old-School Response to Disruption https://t.co/0s227ndPLh

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An important cinematic VR thought: " if it's all POV, it's probably very boring." https://t.co/sAVdo9ZlPc

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Collaborative theatrical and online distribution partnership for 'Arabian Nights.' https://t.co/K2osUDYz1F

[WIRED @WIRED]

Netflix and Amazon offer indie filmmakers hope (and lots of money) https://t.co/OhOnRxz50I

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Great interview w @phili_maas & @von_Stockhausen about cinema & VR. Provisional answers to many open questions. https://t.co/fOkZHaYIZj

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.@steveyedlin demonstrating how a film's look can be technically determined and isn't capture format-dependant. https://t.co/N93RvxW2j0

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Martian VR experience sounds cool. Feels to me more like the future of gaming than cinema. https://t.co/repYEgP7Sf

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Netflix's new original content: 31 TV series, 10 feature films. The big push remains in TV. https://t.co/czRZ8L3QR5

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Despite prognostications, region-restrictions (like theatrical windows) hold stubbornly on. https://t.co/IgDRaJ96k7

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.@ManohlaDargis gets to the heart of the matter: Oscars white cause "the movie industry is overwhelmingly white." https://t.co/Aede7a42F3

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Epic list of Netflix categories h/t @TheAVClub. Organization is 1 of our major challenges. https://t.co/lUqI8BaGp9

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@tylerredshaw true

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@tylerredshaw I agree that it's unique and valuable

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@tylerredshaw Suppose so. To me there's just lots of cinema magic unrelated to the flip book effect.