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by Michael Palombo
Not to ditch on the Santa Fe Film Festival, but we offered them this technology, and
we told them it would make for a greener planet, it looks like they listened to us on the
eWaste part, but didn't listen to us on the higher quality streaming video for our New Mexico Filmmakers.
Does the Quicktime player qualify as streaming video? I'm not sure, but I know if I had
a great film I wouldn't show it on a Quicktime player, and who's hosting the video?
can you trust the server is it secure, how big is the server, and who does the server belong to?
all these question everybody should be asking. If your not asking these question, you
must not really care. Look I don't no much about streaming video, but I Know that the
quicktime player still has a file buffer skip! skip that's not a quality way to view a film.
Look the truth is there are a lot of sites claiming to have streaming video, but there is
a lot of things their not telling you, like their streaming video is buffered.
This is where I tell you about a streaming video platform with no buffer and higher res
and what if I told you the platform was deep underground in the Uta mountains protected
by a solid wall of granite, now that sounds secure! The quicktime server could be in
some body's house, and who's their host, how secure is that,, O yea I was going to tell you
about this awesome platform that was built by companies like Disney, and only a small
hand full of companies have a piece of, like Move Network. The same quality of video
that Opra is streaming, Opra's not using a quicktime player, she's using high quality
no buffering streaming video. Where did she get it, and how much did it cost.
well I'm sure it cost a lot or she new somebody, but the truth is that kind of access
is available to the little guy, and it's been made possible by a company that I'm
not going to tell you about, because they don't want me to, they want me to
make sure that you go threw me first because you have to know somebody to gain
access to this sweet player, and the best part is you can have your channel for free
and if you want the pay/per/view function/propay and now offering paypal
so go get your free high quality no buffering streaming video for free at my website
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ps get involved with our growing network of filmmakers but you have to sign up first
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United States of America (Press Release) September 22, 2007 -- Santa Fe, New Mexico – “According to the EPA the United States produces 2 million tons of eWaste every year which is one reason we support and encourage filmmakers to submit their films on line, rather then sending DVDS which ends up as eWaste”, said Stephen Rubin of the Santa Fe Film Festival. “Unfortunately, the initiative was delayed so we decided to extend the submission deadline to September 26 for filmmakers who may have missed the deadline, as a way of building momentum for on line submissions for next year, green filmmaking and empowering filmmakers with the opportunity to acquire their own distribution channel”, continued Rubin.
When asked how filmmakers can submit on line and get their own high quality distribution platform, Rubin explained, “Filmmakers just need to go to http://santafefilmfestival.com/Online_Submissions and watch a short video presentation using the same technology they’ll use to submit, or distribute their films and then enter their contact information and we will call them back and step them through the process. When asked about the broadcast technology, Rubin said; “The technology is absolutely fantastic. First the quality is the best I have ever seen! Second it is a stream, so there is no risk to filmmakers’ distribution rights and third it is a no buffering technology. This means that filmmakers can submit a film of any length and once it starts to play it will finish without any need to pause in the middle. The technology is truly extraordinary”.
“We really believe that there are two major trends in independent filmmaking; 1) green filmmaking and 2) empowering independent filmmakers with the ability to take control over their films distribution. We believe that by adopting this technology that the Santa Fe Film Festival is taking a leadership position in both areas”.
Any filmmaker interested in submitting their film on line and beating the September 26 deadline, and getting control over their distribution channel can learn more by going to the Santa Fe Film Festival website at http://www.santafefilmfestival.com/ and click on the “submit and distribute films on line” banner at the bottom of the page.
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Leading the way into a brave new world of streaming videoBIG WINDOW VIDEO now offering paypal pay/per/view so you can easily market and sale your videos without burning anymore DVD's. Just think no more pushing DVD's out of the trunk of your car, no more going to the post office , and spending more money! and the best part, your doing your part for a greener planet don't! go anywhere else for streaming video, if you want a custom player with no buffer, full screen DVD quality video for your fans, on your website or blog Then look no further, go to Big Window Video and sign up and get your free account, and if you want your paypal pay/per/view function it's only 12 $ a mouth WOW!!
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'Significant shipping issues' haunt Netflix's deliveries New Mexico Business WeeklyNetflix Inc. has been experiencing “significant shipping issues” since Tuesday, and the DVD rental company continues to have problems Thursday morning. “We were able to ship some DVDs from about half of our distribution centers yesterday but we haven’t yet been able to resume shipping this morning,” Andy Rendich, interim head of operations and vice president of IT development for the Los Gatos, Calif. company, said in a blog posting Thursday. “Our engineers continue to work around the clock to restore normal operations. In the meantime, we’re notifying affected customers via personal email and we’ve posted a notice on the Netflix Web site.” On Tuesday, Rendich said in the Netflix Community Blog that “members who should have been shipped a DVD today will automatically receive a credit to their accounts.” Netflix (Nasdaq: NFLX) has a distribution center in Albuquerque.
Sacramento Business Journal by Michael Palombo
I keep trying too reach out to netflix and give them a solution using the social network and partner websites that appeal to the nitch markets like the MARTIAL ART CHANNEL or THE FILMMAKERS CHANNEL give the viewers more places to find their content, in the way they want to watch it and in more ways to watch it like having there own video library where they could
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Leading the way into a brave new world of streaming videoBIG WINDOW VIDEO now offering paypal pay/per/view so you can easily market and sale your videos without burning anymore DVD's. Just think no more pushing DVD's out of the trunk of your car, no more going to the post office , and spending more money!and the best part your doing your part for a greener planet don't! go anywhere else for streaming video, if you want a custom player with no buffer, full screen DVD quality video for your fans, on your website or blog Then look no further, go to Big Window Video and sign up and get your free account, and if you want your paypal pay/per/view function it's only 12 $ a mouth WOW!!
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Cineplex Speaking of distribution, Duke City Shootout founder Anthony DellaFlora has partnered with local information technology businessman Dan Latrimurti to create a new company aimed at proving online distribution for independent filmmakers. Launched just this month, the Filmmakers Channel (www.thefilmmakerschannel.com) hopes to give the thousands of filmmakers who may never get their movies screened in a theater or on TV the chance to get their work out to the world. DellaFlora admits there are a lot of online movie distribution sites these days, but insists his is different because it puts the welfare of the filmmaker first. The Filmmakers Channel will feature a streaming, non-buffering video platform for movies that can include a pay-per-view option. Filmmakers will pay a monthly fee for broadcast minutes and channels, starting as low as $10 a month. The Filmmakers Channel has also partnered with Albuquerque filmmakers Rob Ellis and Michael Palumbo (producers of the video Got Art) to create a sister site, Big Window Video (www.big-window-video.com), which will provide educational tutorials teaching people how to write screenplays, shoot on green screens and use the latest digital video equipment. Currently, three short documentaries by DellaFlora and his partners are available through the Filmmakers Channel. Stay tuned (so to speak) for additional content.
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Keep all rights to your movies, sell your film on our website The filmmakers channel
get paid per every view, ask what you want for your movie
get descovered like one of our filmmakers did in just two weeks
of posting his film learn more click here Here in the world of the web we take for granted that the world knows what is happening around them. The television as we know it is changing and looking more and more like a monitor connected to the internet. Who will lead the market and how can the industrious small business owner capitalize on this trend?
If you look through the data compiled here you might be able to follow the process I'm getting at. The viability of the small business built on the platform of online distribution and monetizing the product of film direct to the consumer.
Is it such a bad thing for the independent to profit?
Surveys have shown that when given the option the consumer will support the local small business if cost isn't an issue.
There is an opportunity here to capitalize on a trend that we haven't seen the likes of since the inception of cable networks.
A workable model in the future might look like this: a crew of ten on the set many of whom will take acting roles, and three or four producers similar to groups like Kids in the Hall, or Monty Python, but technology has gotten so light and available as to open up more genre'. They will most likly be shooting in a small studio with green screen technology creating from start to finish in house stories to market directly to the consumer.
The production company would employ others to promote the film and using blogs and social networking tools create a fan base with steady contact through a mail list.
a beginning video on how to checkout the video player free for yourself is here:
You can join us in "ourspace" to make this a better help. Set up a profile and post videos at
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We provide independent filmmakers across the world tools to help them
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Cineplex Speaking of distribution, Duke City Shootout founder Anthony DellaFlora has partnered with local information technology businessman Dan Latrimurti to create a new company aimed at proving online distribution for independent filmmakers. Launched just this month, the Filmmakers Channel (www.thefilmmakerschannel.com) hopes to give the thousands of filmmakers who may never get their movies screened in a theater or on TV the chance to get their work out to the world. DellaFlora admits there are a lot of online movie distribution sites these days, but insists his is different because it puts the welfare of the filmmaker first. The Filmmakers Channel will feature a streaming, non-buffering video platform for movies that can include a pay-per-view option. Filmmakers will pay a monthly fee for broadcast minutes and channels, starting as low as $10 a month. The Filmmakers Channel has also partnered with Albuquerque filmmakers Rob Ellis and Michael Palumbo (producers of the video Got Art) to create a sister site, Big Window Video (www.big-window-video.com), which will provide educational tutorials teaching people how to write screenplays, shoot on green screens and use the latest digital video equipment. Currently, three short documentaries by DellaFlora and his partners are available through the Filmmakers Channel. Stay tuned (so to speak) for additional content. Here in the world of the web we take for granted that the world knows what is happening around them. The television as we know it is changing and looking more and more like a monitor connected to the internet. Who will lead the market and how can the industrious small business owner capitalize on this trend?
If you look through the data compiled here you might be able to follow the process I'm getting at. The viability of the small business built on the platform of online distribution and monetizing the product of film direct to the consumer.
Is it such a bad thing for the independent to profit?
Surveys have shown that when given the option the consumer will support the local small business if cost isn't an issue.
There is an opportunity here to capitalize on a trend that we haven't seen the likes of since the inception of cable networks.
A workable model in the future might look like this: a crew of ten on the set many of whom will take acting roles, and three or four producers similar to groups like Kids in the Hall, or Monty Python, but technology has gotten so light and available as to open up more genre'. They will most likly be shooting in a small studio with green screen technology creating from start to finish in house stories to market directly to the consumer.
The production company would employ others to promote the film and using blogs and social networking tools create a fan base with steady contact through a mail list.
a beginning video on how to checkout the video player free for yourself is here:
You can join us in "ourspace" to make this a better help. Set up a profile and post videos at FILMMAKERS CHANNEL NETWORK
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