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By Loath August 9, 2000 11:24 AM
 The digital revolution has come to Park City. Whether you are a moviemaker, a distributor, or an innocent bystander; whether you are slamming, dunking, or dancing; it will be virtually impossible to do anything in this mountain ski resort without winding up smack in the middle of a digital snowstorm. Seventeen digital filmmakers have staked a claim at the Sundance Film Festival. Twelve of them will screen their work via DVD projection and five will project on film. Over at Slamdance, nearly one-third of all of their submissions were on digital. No Dance already bills itself as the all-digital alt-fest, and this year they will include a multimedia lounge along with their one-day marathon of DVD screenings. SlamDunk, yet another upstart on the Park City stage, is all but proclaiming itself as ground zero for a meeting of the minds between the Internet, cable, and filmmaking worlds. And Sundance, possibly sensing that this trio of Cinderella sisters was looking like the belle of the digital ball, has decided not to wait any longer to join the party. Read More... |
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