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Hi there. I'm Aaron Sonnenberg. I work at Blip and live in Greenpoint. You can find me on flickr, twitter or e-mail me at: aaron/at/blip/dot/com
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Glitz
“The days of being a small club of intimates were over, and it’s been replaced with the glitz and glamor of a Hollywood scene.
But that’s okay.
We knew it was going to happen and we wanted it to happen.”
Thoughts on the First Streamys « Kent’s Official Blog
Agree with the 1st point, firmly disagree on the 2nd. I never wanted a part of your Hollywood. Most of the producers I associate with don’t either. Of those in LA I’ve spoken with most, the general rebuttal to this is “you just don’t know how to play the game”. But that presumes that there is a set of rules to this game, or that this is the same game that has been played forever. That’s simply not true.
Nobody can tell us what to make, how to make it, or who gets to play. That’s the most un-Hollywood shit ever. It’s a new game, and it’s rare to see that recognized. Assumptions are made, and the real freedom of this medium is willfully forgotten.
All of that said, I think any attention an association brings to web video is good. As so many have proved, sometimes unknowingly: any publicity is good publicity.
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I left Hollywood in 1998 with a resume filled with mostly stuff I would not want to watch. Went to San Francisco,...
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I never saw any of this as a race to Hollywood, nor do I think we should be running away from it. But I do hope people...
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