Talking about Episodic Cliff Hangers at Drexel University

At Drexel University in Philidelphia on Monday I showed a clip of Episode 12. After that I spoke a bit about the spontaneous filmmaking by always having a camera with you in case you want to document something. Then I talk about episodic cliff hangers and how those worked out with episodes 9 to 13. rnrnI trimmed it out but Jason also brings up the fact that dickens released his first few novels serialized in the paper. Then he talks about the fact that a lot of bad things come out but that filtering provides a promise for the future.rnrnThen Jonathan asks us what did to raise revenue with Four Eyed Monsters. I explained what we've done but also explained that in the future where everybody is a filmmaker that obviously not every individual needs to get paid. But for those that want their lively hood to come from filmmaking I talked about the youtube.com/partner sign up to join their revenue share program.rnrnThen I talk about how discovery of films needs to improve. Then the tape runs out and after that Brian announced a new project they are doing called Nokia Productions. Keep an eye out for more information coming to the web on that one soon.rn

Sclipo | April 23, 2008

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