Not having cable or being a television watcher, I miss out on some culture, some artistry, some trends. I am glad there are ways to make up for that now. Maybe it’s an odd thing to select to watch advertisements. But when someone reorders the world into new art, I want to see it. I also want it explained. I was glad to find this out there too:
And thanks to The NYTimes YEAR IN IDEAS for tipping me to this too.
When the NYTimes publishes its Year In Ideas issue, its time for rejoicing. Outside of an election year like this one, nothing helps me get excited for the future like this little round up (well, on a non-personal level that is).
What are some good examples of filmmakers, beyond our TFF Heroes, who are reaching out to audiences early, engaging them with good content, maintaining a rich dialogue with them, and then working with them to get their work seen? Who are those artists who are providing more than the one way relationship of “here is my film to watch”? Who has reach beyond the limits of a single film / single platform paradigm and climbed on the cross-platform cohesion engine?
Thanks to Crooked Brains, this landed in The Bowl.
