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Amazon Acquires a Grateful Dead Documentary titled Long Strange Trip
Amazon announced today that they will acquire Long Strange Trip by Amir Bar-Lev. The documentary is set to debut at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival. Long Strange Trip will have four screenings at the upcoming film festival in Utah. Business Wire and Amazon spoke with the director of the film Amir Bar-Lev, as well as band members from the Grateful Dead featuring Bob Weir and Micky Hart: "I first reached out to the Grateful Dead about this film back in 2003," said Bar-Lev. "Since then, everyone who has come aboard has treated this project with a renegade spirit of cooperation and ingenuity
La La Land Steals the Show at the 2017 Golden Globe Awards
The 2017 Golden Globe Awards was held January 8 in Beverly Hill, California. This marked the 74th Golden Globe Awards, and delivered big with international film and cinema. Explore the full list of winners via the Los Angeles Times. La La Land broke records for obtaining the most awards in one program at the Golden Globes. The audio production team picked up several awards. It was also awarded for best motion picture. Zootopia was awarded with the best animation film for the year. The show Atlanta won for best television series. Overall, the award show highlighted excellent works of art, and
Sundance Film Festival 2017 Adds Films, Performance by Kenny Loggins
Sundance Film Festival 2017 is taking place later this month in the mountains of Utah. The festival has announced two additional film premieres with Newness, and TRUMPED: Inside The Greatest Political Upset of All Time. In addition to those two films, the festival is set to have dozens of film premieres and interactive content to explore in Park City, Utah. Poster image of RUMBLE: The Indians Who Rocked The World by Catherine Bainbridge and Alfonso Maiorana, an official selection of the World Cinema Documentary Competition at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute. One of the
A Year in Review with the Top Articles in Music, Film & Tech from 2016
Twenty sixteen has been a year for the record books regarding a large variety of topics. First, we want to thank everyone for taking the time to review our coverage that connects audiences all over the globe with news covering music, film, technology and additional industries during 2016. It was exciting to bring on two new multimedia producers with Lindsey Tucker and Samantha Harvey joining the team. They helped add content for festivals in Florida and Colorado. Harvey is set to cover the Gem and Jam Festival in Arizona coming up in early February 2017. Our outlet was accepted to Google News
The 2015 Nepal Earthquake Virtual Reality Experience by UNVR
The United Nations have released a virtual reality project following the massive earthquake that rocked Nepal in April 2015. *Update When this review was first posted, I had technical difficulties with the application. In less than a week the developers fixed the application, and it runs properly now. During my first run I utilized the audio playback. I used my imagination to paint a virtual reality picture in my mind. Overall, I didn't get sick from the motion of modern VR, and was able to still get into the rebuilding efforts in Nepal. "The physical and emotional pain of
Sundance Film Festival 2017 Adds Long Strange Trip, Reservoir Dogs
The Sundance Film Festival has recently announced four additional films set to screen for the 2017 event in Utah from January 19-29. Sundance announced the following films to debut: Bending the Arc and Long Strange Trip. Two from the vault include: Desert Hearts and Reservoir Dogs. Out of these four projects, Reservoir Dogs, is one film I don't find necessary screening at Sundance. With the amount of anti-gun films set to debut this year, it is my personal view that screening that violent film is in bad taste. When filmmakers are pushing to remove guns from entertainment, it is really just a
Amazon Prime Video Available in India and More Than 200 Countries and Territories Worldwide
Amazon Prime Now has recently announced that the streaming platform will be available in India, as well as over 200 countries around the globe. The company and Business Wire noted Prime members can stream the largest selection of exclusive Bollywood, regional and Hollywood movies, U.S. TV shows and award winning Amazon Original series. In addition to the US original programming with Amazon Prime, the company is expanding to meet the demand of the India entertainment marketplace. In comparison to the United States programming, India and other developed countries focus less on gun violence. An example of the overuse of violence
Watch Tom Cruise in a Trailer for The Mummy 2017
Universal Pictures continues to uncover new material from the ancient pyramids of Egypt with a new movie titled The Mummy. Tom Cruise attempts to replace Brendan Fraser in the lead role. The last time The Mummy had a theatrical run, Fraser was the lead actor. After three movies spanning from 1999 to 2008, the idea is being revamped for release in 2017. They should call The Mummy 4, but nobody is really keeping track. It is also a way from Universal to replace Fraser with Cruise, in hopes fewer people will notice the transition. If they make a sequel to this film,
Sundance Film Festival 2017 Rolls Out the Short Film Lineup
The Sundance Institute and the film festival organizes have recently announced their short film lineup. Poster image of Jonas and the Sea by Marlies Van der Wel, an official selection of the Shorts Programs at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival. © 2016 Sundance Institute. This year the festival is presenting short films from national and international filmmakers. Some of the countries partaking include: Poland, United States, France, Chile, Japan, Australia, United Kingdom and many more countries. After watching a series of the short films at Sundance, I found out that it broaden my horizons overall. I went to
Watch YouTube Rewind 2016 Drop on 12/07
Updated: YouTube Rewind 2016 is now live. YouTube will be celebrating the release of the internationally known YouTube Rewind short film tomorrow at 10 a.m. PST. Pop cultural will explode tomorrow with a collection of the biggest and wildest moments published on YouTube during 2016. In addition to YouTube Rewind dropping tomorrow, the company has made recent updates to their platform including: Comments: The video sharing platform continues to evolve the way people communicate with visual content. Pinned comments, interactive features and more have been added to the comments section. 4k Live Streaming: In November, Youtube shared insight on
Amazon announced today that they will acquire Long Strange Trip by Amir
The 2017 Golden Globe Awards was held January 8 in Beverly
Sundance Film Festival 2017 is taking place later this month in
Twenty sixteen has been a year for the record books regarding a
The United Nations have released a virtual reality project following the
The Sundance Film Festival has recently announced four additional films set
Amazon Prime Now has recently announced that the streaming platform will
Universal Pictures continues to uncover new material from the ancient pyramids
The Sundance Institute and the film festival organizes have recently announced
Updated: YouTube Rewind 2016 is now live. YouTube will be celebrating