See you all at the hot air balloon fiesta, er, NMM in ABQ!
We did the librarian/vendor streaming video discussions (jokingly called cage
matches) on Sunday afternoon before the Market officially started. Would a
discussion at that time fit into the schedule?
~Barb
Barb Bergman | Media
Hello,
Just my nickle’s worth. This is indeed a wonderful post, and I would like to
see a forum held in the near future either during Market, or at some other
venue which could (re)address these issues.
Libraries across the board are suffering deeply with budget/travel cuts, so it
would be
I concur, an update to the Summit 5 years on would be a great idea.
Unfortunately, there are many like myself who are unable to attend. If we
do have this forum, my guidance would be to seek some kind of mechanism for
remote live participation if at all possible (e.g., Hangout, Skype, WebEx,
Yes! I can’t make it to NMM this year but would love to be a part of this
discussion!
-lisa H.
Music Media Librarian
Howard-Tilton Memorial Library
Tulane University
504.314.7822
@lkHMusLibrarian
www.facebook.com/TulaneMusicAndMediaCenterhttp://www.facebook.com/TulaneMusicAndMediaCenter
Hi Jessica,
Haven’t seen anything on “Virunga,” but Passion River is selling the Netflix
doc “Print the Legend” on the market competition between manufacturers of 3D
printers.
Best,
Randy
Randy Pitman
Publisher/Editor
Video Librarian
3435 NE Nine Boulder Dr.
Poulsbo, WA 98370
Tel: (360)
When I Walk (distributed by Passion River) is a great film about a young
filmmaker, Jason DaSilva, who contracts multiple sclerosis; it captures
artist/illness themes:
http://www.passionriver.com/when-i-walk.html
--Danette@Duke
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Greetings everyone,
A group here on campus was very interested in hosting a screening of
Tighttps://youtu.be/eO7kJ0j4Qzw. Unfortunately the distributor declined our
request. I just watched the trailer and it's fantastic looking, but that is
making it that much harder for me to think of an
Sorry can't help think of an alternative but just know you are not alone.
The Netflix model has been to only allow docs they buy to show in NY LA
to make them Academy qualified and then refuse all other requests from
theaters to colleges. A lot of venues really wanted to show the Nina Simone
doc
Hi everyone,
I’m late to the conversation and have not read this whole thread, but I want to
offer up something that I tried to get started as Chair of the Video Round
Table last year: getting filmmakers, distributors, and academic media users
all in one room.
lorraine wochna curated a great
Thanks, Laura, that is a good suggestion.
Does anyone remember the Digital Video Summit a few of us put together in New
York back in Spring of 2010? We followed it up with a similar type event that
Fall at National Media Market.
I felt that there were lasting positive outcomes from those
Tig looks like a great film.
What aspects are they interested in? Women, LGBT, disease/disability,
comedy...?
65_redroses is about woman with cystic fibrosis connecting with other with CIF.
(No standup comedy, that I recall.)
http://www.rocoeducational.com/65_red_roses
I know there are a
Sarah, I couldn’t agree with you more – on all points!
The vast majority of video librarians with whom I communicate are in that same
camp of working their butts off to do things right and to develop and maintain
positive relationships with producers and distributors, and to do their best to
Hi Sarah (and list),
I think the summit is a great idea! If you get a critical mass and create a
list of people interested, feel free to add me to it.
Regards,
Laura
Laura Jenemann
Media, Film Studies, and Dance Librarian
George Mason University
703-993-7593
ljene...@gmu.edu
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