Coming to a theater, TV or computer near you …
Sep 17th, 2009 by Peter D. Marshall
“Not only will the revolution be televised, it’ll be beamed, streamed and dropped into your mailbox.
Alternative distribution is interesting because people’s viewing habits have changed,” says Joe Swanberg, a leader of the Mumblecore ultra-low-budget indie-film movement. “I’m very much not precious about the idea of having a theatrical release for my movies, especially having grown up in the era of home video and VCRs and stuff. The struggle now is: How do you bring the movie to the person instead of forcing the person to come to your movie?”
Read this article from San Francisco Chronicle.
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