Tribeca invites filmmakers and experts within the film industry to share their thoughts on film, technology and the future of media.
Actor/director Edward Burns specializes in making personal, low-budget movies. These days, he launches them online.
(source: USA Today)
![”[Newlyweds] is the first time since Brothers McMullen that I’m making money as a filmmaker.”
Watch as Edward Burns discusses the benefits of digital distribution and The Fitzgerald Family Christmas at TIFF 2012.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mam2ovx7Dn1r4hxv8o1_500.png "”[Newlyweds] is the first time since Brothers McMullen that I’m making money as a filmmaker.”
Watch as Edward Burns discusses the benefits of digital distribution and The Fitzgerald Family Christmas at TIFF 2012.")
”[Newlyweds] is the first time since Brothers McMullen that I’m making money as a filmmaker.”
Watch as Edward Burns discusses the benefits of digital distribution and The Fitzgerald Family Christmas at TIFF 2012.
By Jon Patricof
The time and space dedicated to discussion about the intersection of film and digital technology at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival is greater than ever.
From our Tribeca Talks Industry panels to our Future of Film Lunch Series to our Third Annual Tribeca Disruptive Innovation Awards—now it is not just filmmakers, producers and distributors who make up the “industry” at Tribeca but digital marketers, technologists, and brand executives as well.
