October 1 at 1:05pm

Building A Truly Free Film Culture

Thanks to all the great response I got from my Keynote Speech at Film Independent last weekend, I’ve started this blog to try to lay out some of the work that can be done to build the Truly Free Film Culture that I ranted about.

I will also try to cover some of the issues that are effecting the emerging new paradigm.  Let me know if you want to help out.  You know where to find me.  You can certainly start by commenting to the upcoming posts and subscribing to this blog’s feed.  Stay tuned…

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  • Anonymous
    Thanx Ted for creating a use blog to all apsiring filmmakers. Recently, I fell upon a film distribution company, Nehst Studios, who emphasizes their unique ability to allow unknown filmmakers the chance to pitch their works to the company's executives. What do yout hink about this? I would like to submit a pitch through their webiste: www.pitchnehst.com but do you think this is legit? It sounds great becuase the company is also connected with Details Magazine. What do you think? Can you create a blog response so I can read it on your site?
  • Danny Daneau
    From The Attic Door Movie Blog (ww.theatticdoormovie.com):

    […]Nine days ago, at the Film Independent’s Filmmaker Forum in Los Angeles, Ted Hope gave an inspiring keynote on the future of independent filmmaking. The message is entitled, “A THOUSAND PHOENIX RISING: How The New Truly Free Filmmaking Community Will Rise From Indie’s Ashes.” Indie filmmakers, desperate for hope, heard is call and helped carry his message all over the web.[…]
  • The Sujewa
    Congrats on starting up the new blog Ted, looks good (i am posting this comment on 10/6, read about 3-4 posts here so far).

    - Sujewa
    Director of new doc Indie Film Blogger Road Trip
    & I blog at:
    http://www.diyfilmmaker.blogsp...
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