Movies
Jakob Kirstein Høgel
‘PIXEL JAM live’ [2010]
Two Danish movies in competition at the Berlinale: ‘Submarino’ by Vinterberg and ‘En Familie’ by Christensen http://bit.ly/79BEnl
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http://www.indiescreenings.net/ Hire a film, show it, and keep the cash. Cool business model for the future of movies?
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Kerry Hutson
‘Reaching the New Movie Consumer’
Looking forward to CPH:PIX festival! Esp 3D movies and seminars on use of computer game technology in movies. http://twurl.nl/4yeew2
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Free DVDs by social demand. Almost.
At a time when copyright is being challenged by widespread P2P sharing and DVD sales are showing signs of fatigue it is refreshing to see the entertainment business partnering up with web entrepreneurs to hit what promises to be a social networking home run.
Copyright violation = Viral marketing
Some day soon we’ll be able to look up ”piracy” in the dictionary and find a favorable description like “peer-to-peer sharing of commercial products for the benefit of creator and consumer alike.” Face it: Illegal sharing of copyrighted music, movies, software etc. is a business model the industry just can’t afford to be without because it’s an effective adoption driver.
Danish animation means business
Enough praise for Disney vessels with huge budgets. WALL-E made me think of animation achievements in general and of new Danish animation in particular. We’re a small country, but we have some great animation talent and don’t flinch at daring scripts. Let me run you through some of the upcoming premieres on the Danish animation scene.
Wanted: Audience in exchange for free game
Wanted, the action movie starring Morgan Freeman and Angelina Jolie, is premiering in Denmark tomorrow and it’s accompanied by a Massively Multiplayer Online game.
But it’s also a FIG, Fan Immersion Game, a freemium business model of the future.