Been meaning to link to this for a few weeks now, but Rupert Owen has posted up the slides from a talk he gave about starting a viable streaming video business. Of course, these would be much better with Owen talking along with them, but still very interesting to flip through and gives much to think about.
For the L Magazine, Mark Asch has a quick round-up of some of this year’s SXSW films, including the much anticipated The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye by Marie Losier. Asch says it’s “as intensely familiar to the doc’s core audience as it is strange to everyone else.”
I’ve also been failing to mention recently that Mike White has a new podcast show “on the air”: The Projection Booth. The second episode is all about Abar: The First Black Superman.
Temple of Schlock takes a look back at a lost counterculture comedy, Win Chamberlain’s Brand X from 1970. It’ll be screening in NYC next month at the New Museum.
John R. Hand describes his obtuse connection to the upcoming horror movie Gut. It’s nice to have homage paid to oneself.
Thanks to Phantasmagorical for listing the Underground Film Journal on his resources page.
Not underground in the least, but I recently found out that an old friend of mine, Michael Neno, has a blog where he’s reviewing every MGM movie ever made in chronological order, called Stars in Heaven. Neno’s actually the dude who, many moons ago, brought me into the self-publishing world, which then evolved into website publishing. So, blame him. He’s also a wickedly talented artist and writer, so read his regular, personal blog, too.
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