Tribeca invites filmmakers and experts within the film industry to share their thoughts on film, technology and the future of media.
My brain has trouble with the logic of saying I’m taking money away from another Kickstarter project if I’m bringing people that didn’t even know about Kickstarter to begin with. A lot of [backers] are finding out about this awesome concept for the very first time and I’m introducing them to the paradigm and I think there’s something to be said for that.
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Zach Braff
The actor/filmmaker addressed the recent backlash against his Kickstarter campaign to The Hollywood Reporter.
Selling the Score: Movie Marketing Spotlights Composers
Hans Zimmer’s Man of Steel music hits the internet this week. We take a look at how studios are increasingly streaming movie scores online to entice audiences into the theater.
Tablet, smartphone, TV, theater, airplane? 10 TFF 2013 filmmakers tell us how and where they prefer to watch movies now.
One thing about big studios you have to realize is they’re not working for us, they’re working for the global marketplace, and this has had a big effect on storytelling and on content.
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David Denby
For more our of Future of Film Live series with A.O. Scott & David Denby, click here.
FoF Live: Joshua Topolsky Talks to Ted Wagner
On April 25th, 2929 Entertainment’s Todd Wagner sat down with The Verge’s EIC Joshua Topolsky to talk about the future of the film business.
Understanding what filmmakers are doing with cinematics, with sound effects, with acting, with dialogue - all of these things allow us to create an experience that anybody can jump in and get engaged.
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Dan Connors, TellTale Games
Is modern gaming becoming a form of filmmaking? At the Future of Film live series, Joshua Topolsky of The Verge asked a panel of experts that very question.
