The future has already arrived, it is just not evenly distributed. -- William Gibson
If you would like to learn how a successful college student produces movies and uses the Internet to organize his workforce, publicize the film release, and distribute the film itself, this interview is for you. Our guest today is Jesse Newman who is a college senior at the University of South Florida. He is also a budding film director who has achieved notoriety on a national basis. For example, of the 750 films submitted in Florida to the national CampusMovieFest competition earlier this year, his was rated number one. The film moved on to become one of the top twenty in the United States. Owing to the film’s success, Jesse was chosen to intern at the Cannes Film Festival. Jesse is a devoted Apple fanboy. He created his professional-looking website using the iWeb software that is included with all Apple computers. Jesse claims that iWeb is so easy to use that nearly anyone can create websites as professional-looking as www.jessenewmanfilms.com. His website and associated media files are hosted ...
If you would like to learn how popular television programs and movies are increasingly provided as advertising-supported streams on the Internet, this video is for you. We demonstrate how to use three Websites (fancast.com, veoh.com, and tvguide.com) that index nearly all the legitimate TV shows and movies on the Net. http://www.insidedigitalmedia.com
If you would like to learn how to attract disparate talent from the Internet in order to form companies that can tackle revenue-producing projects as a temporary “syndicate”, or as a continuing business, this interview is for you. Our guest today is Brent Britton who is an attorney with Squire, Sanders, & Dempsey. Earlier he was associated with the MIT Media Lab as a software engineer. I met Brent at the Third Annual Sarasota Design Summit where he made a presentation on “Company 2.0”. The Summit was sponsored by the Ringling College of Art & Design. Increasingly it appears that Digital Media companies get proposal requests from clients on projects where they (the Digital Media providers) may have only 70% - 80% of the required skills. Thus, they must find sub-contractors to do the balance of the work. However, owing to the rapid pace of technological innovation, it can often be difficult to find sub-contractors with the required skills. Brent’s “Company ...
If you would like to learn how young adults can prepare themselves for a career in computerized art, design, and animation, this interview is for you. Our guest today is Lance Burchett who is the Vice President for Advancement at the Ringling College of Art and Design. I met Lance at the 3rd Sarasota International Design Summit in last month. The Summit is sponsored by Ringling College. http://www.insidedigitalmedia.com
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