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April 26, 2010
Christopher Holland
marketing, sxsw, technology, video

Brian Chirls explains Crowd Controls at SXSW 2010

April 26, 2010
Christopher Holland
marketing, sxsw, technology, video

Yet another in our series of South by Southwest 2010 videos, this time with Brian Chirls, creator of Crowd Controls. This venture is based on his work with Four-Eyed Monsters and is currently powering some of the fan engagement with Iron Sky.

Thanks to Mark Potts for shooting and editing this video.

April 26, 2010
Christopher Holland
marketing, sxsw, technology, video

Christopher Holland

2010 Dallas IFF wrap-up from Jen Yamato at Cinematical
Edward Burns on festivals and digital distribution
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Chris Holland currently works in programming and operations at the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival and as a consultant on marketing and festival strategy for independent filmmakers around the world. He is also the author of Film Festival Secrets: A Handbook for Independent Filmmakers.. For more than a decade Chris has worked on all sides of the festival circuit, including time spent at B-Side Entertainment, Slated, IFP, the Austin Film Festival and Atlanta Film Festival. He believes that hot dogs are not sandwiches.