IndieGoGo speaks at SF Film Society - You're Invited!

This Monday (2/9) at 7:30 pm the San Francisco Film Society will be holding a Film Arts Forum on Online Distribution.  While GoGoSlava flys off to Berlin to give a workshop at the Berlin International Film Festival, I will be staying put to share IndieGoGo's perspective along side some visionaries and veterans: Tiffany Shlain, George Rush and Larry Daressa.  I hope to see all our Bay Area filmmakers there!

 

SFFS Film Arts Forum: ONLINE DISTRIBUTION

 

It’s no secret that online distribution is changing the shape of the film industry. From giants like YouTube, iTunes and Netflix to emerging, intriguing sites like Jaman, Crackle and Funny or Die, filmmakers are faced with a distribution landscape that’s evolving daily. The latest Film Arts Forum—the Film Society’s bimonthly information-sharing, discussion, networking, professional-development jamboree—will assemble a panel to debate, demystify, and debunk online distribution in all its varying forms. Panelists include Larry Daressa, codirector of California Newsreel; Danae Ringelman, cofounder of IndieGoGo; attorney George Rush; and filmmaker Tiffany Shlain. Noted Bay Area film journalist Michael Fox will moderate. Also attending the event will be representatives from YouTube, Landmark Theatres, Wholphin, Caachi and more, all of whom will be available after the panel to continue the conversation.

Details here.

Tickets are $5 for year-round SFFS members and $8 for the general public.  Purchase Tickets.

February 9, 2009, 7:30 pm (doors 7:00 pm), Mezzanine, 444 Jessie Street, San Francisco, CA