Indie Film Weekly 2.2.17: Netflix and Trump Go After The Oscars

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A Path to Profitability in an Industry Built on Fear?

GG Hawkins speaks with Kino co-founders Brit MacRae and Daril Fannin about the broken handoff between post-production and release, and how insecure screeners, fragmented feedback workflows, and fear-based distribution norms undermine independent film. They break down Kino’s evolu ...  Show more

Reimagining Post: AI-Powered Rough Cuts Editing Overnight (Partner Episode)

In this sponsored episode, GG Hawkins speaks with Eddie AI co-founder and CEO Shamir Allibhai about Eddie AI’s latest release, Eddie v3, which launched on April 14, 2026 ahead of NAB Show 2026. Their conversation explores the new Night Shift workflow, designed to process footage ...  Show more

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