“Visionary Entertainment” Proposed New video series (12/30/2009)

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In December 2009, David Gibbons (www.davidgibbons.org) joined me as the co-host for a pilot show for a proposed new series titled “Visionary Entertainment”, which is dedicated to the people “behind the scenes” in the entertainment industry. I see a worldwide audience fascinated by the filmmaking process and enormous potential for the broadcast of in-depth information about "behind the scenes" technologies and New Media subjects.


David Gibbons and I on the set just before our interview with Vince Pace. Photo by Astor Morgan. Copyright David Gibbons / Randall Libero. Any use is strictly prohibited.

We had an amazing time shooting the pilot video program in Hollywood and got an incredible interview with Vince Pace, Director of Photography on AVATAR and the genius, along with James Cameron, on the pioneering use of the new 3D technology that is now blowing away audiences all over the world who are seeing the film in the 3D format.

I hope you enjoy the chat David and I had in the studio this week (click the link above) where you can hear more about our experiences producing the pilot, our views on seeing AVATAR in 3D, and the vision for a future ‘Visionary Entertainment’ series.

My series seeks to inspire the next generation of eager young creative minds creating the movies and media of tomorrow and provides a powerful opportunity to rally writers, artists, filmmakers, and those of open minds to envision a higher ideal for the entire entertainment industry. Through this program, I intend to reach out to this ‘visionary entertainment’ community of media professionals to bring them together and give them a stronger voice for our collective future.

David Gibbons and Gary Van Fleet confer before the shoot with me in the background filming a little behind the scenes video. Photo by Astor Morgan. Copyright David Gibbons / Randall Libero. Any use is strictly prohibited.

Of course, stay connected because the “Spirit of Film” radio program will continue next year -- its not going anywhere -- in fact, its just going to get better and better!