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    SUNDANCE Film Festival Coverage 2022

    November 3, 2022 /

    Film Festival Coverage, including an advanced Sundance Filmmaker Interview with Dania Bdeir for her short WARSHA, making its World Premiere - part of my 5 Questions Series

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    COVID-19 Interview Benjamin F. Barnett Digital Media Strategist & PIFF Founder

    April 21, 2020 /

    by Le Anne Lindsay, Editor Benjamin F. Barnett is a digital media strategist who first founded The Media Bureau Inc in Philadelphia in the late 90’s as a place where tech entrepreneurs, and artists could come together to create, produce & screen original Digital Media Content. It was a community driven project that was the jumping off of a number of other projects including The Philadelphia Independent Film Festival, founded by Ben and now in its 13th year; or would have been had COVID-19 not struck. I met Ben probably in the Festival’s 3rd or 4th year, and enjoy covering it annually (click to see #PIFF2019). In return Ben’s been…

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    SUNDANCE Institute NonFiction Filmmaking Session: Philadelphia

    September 8, 2019 /

    Sundance Institute was back in Philly for another creative and energizing all day conference.  I attended the inaugural event - SUNDANCE INSTITUTE'S NEW FRONTIER DAY LAB back in 2017.

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    SORRY TO BOTHER YOU

    July 21, 2018 /

    It all sounds reasonable, but Riley's style is to keep dialing up the crazy, notch by notch until you're at a full rolling boil of absurdist, off-beat, comedic Sci-fi soup. The satirical messages relating to society's tendencies to sell out who we really are to succeed, normalize crazy stuff, and feel fine that Amazon (aka "Worry Free") is taking over the world, along with a couple other social observations, makes "Sorry to Bother You' an original ride to say the least.

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    Tech & Art Blog Post: SUNDANCE INSTITUTE’S NEW FRONTIER DAY LAB

    September 17, 2017 /

    By Le Anne Lindsay, Editor The Sundance Institute is the arm of the Sundance Film Festival which invests and nurtures collaborations between artists, filmmakers, gamers, programmers, scientists, technologists and innovators to explore new forms of storytelling using new media and tech. For this one day Lab in Philadelphia, Sundance Institute invited several panelists to come and explain their work to us and what they’re trying to accomplish, most of the programs are societal in nature… For instance, Ashley Baccus-Clark (molecular biologist with Hyphen-Labs) was there to introduce the world of NeuroSpeculative AfroFeminism, an art installation and virtual reality experience meant to address modern-day problems for women of color. The VR…

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