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TICBR podcast – Karin Chien

By lance weiler, April 4th, 2008

This edition of TCIBR is brought to you by IndieFlix and Breakthrough Distribution – Karin Chien is an independent film producer based in New York City. She’s produced a number of independent films such as Robot Stories, The Motel, and Undoing. For films such as Robot Stories and Undoing, Karin and her team applied a hybrid DIY approach to the theatrical release of each that created additional value in other domestic and foreign markets. When Karin is not producing films she is working to bring them to audiences. One of her newest projects is introducing films from Mainland China to US audiences.

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lance weiler is the founder of the WorkBook Project and also a story architect of film, tv and games. He's written and directed two feature films THE LAST BROADCAST and HEAD TRAUMA. He's currently developing a number of transmedia projects

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retrofilms

Another great and informative interview, Lance. I really like the fact that Andrew doesn't just distribute RocketBoom on the web, but also has outlets for just about every multimedia device such as iPods, TiVos, PSPs, cell phones, etc. He really is onto something, and if we filmmakers can also take advantage of such outlets, we can only help ourselves. I think that the short form is more advantageous here, but I'm always surprised by people who watch (and buy) feature films for their iPods. I know I wouldn't want such a small screen for viewing anything, but the trend is definitely going in that direction, and we'd be foolish to ignore it.

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