Virtual Hollywood is a narrative-driven coalition of leaders for those who are pushing the edge of the universe for innovative solutions to keep the Hollywood machine well-oiled. As numerous Hollywood studios, guilds, lobby groups, streamers, technologist and local politicians form task forces to blueprint how the industry can safely get back to work amid the coronavirus pandemic, a group of community transactionist led by Lou Libin, Terrence Coles, Kecia Washington (LACI), Simone Nelson, La Mer Walker, and Dave Cohen are coming together to provide a glimpse of who may be working at this time next year in the creative-tech economy.
With a plan that could easily be scaled for TV series and feature films, about 100 commercial production designers and art directors are circulating a dense but succinct six-point COVID-19 workflow considerations document, a copy of which you can (read it here). Among the recommendations contained in the self-described “open-ended” document, which was just posted online here, is the creation of a new position on all production sets to address the realities and lingering
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Hollywood Is All But Writing Off 2020. What Does That Mean for the Future of Movies? – Vulture: Hollywood Is All But Writing Off 2020. What Does That Mean for the Future of Movies? Vulture https://t.co/IWLhgYRQCs pic.twitter.com/zlHHDTWlTG
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Film kiss with surgical mask to prevent influenza during a Hollywood epidemic (1937) pic.twitter.com/SIURvkSbXx — Salvador San Vicente (@SSVphotographer) May 15, 2020 Today’s roundup of L.A. #tech & #startup news: 🗞️Hollywood studios lose at least 14K jobs in 2 mos — dot.LA (@dotLA) May 15, 2020
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