TheGrill 2020: Documentarian Jeff Orlowski, actress Nika King and more (virtually) stop by TheWrap’s annual conference
First and foremost: The changes wrought over the last six months are here to stay, in one form or another
TheGrill 2020: “If you have a business, and you are in any way, not even growing, just still available in 2020, hats off to you,” says Triller’s Bobby Sarnevesht
TheGrill 2020: The incentive structures of Silicon Valley have “negative consequences on our society,” Jeff Orlowski says
TheGrill 2020: Industry experts from Audible, Dear Media and Rebel Girls say audiences continue to engage with podcasts despite an initial shift in March
Comedian also discusses the origins of her viral Trump impressions — and her love of Garry Shandling
TheGrill 2020: Gaming and esports experts agree that the online multiplayer community is quickly becoming the destination for community fun
TheGrill 2020: “No one is holding your opportunity, you’re holding it. be relentless in creating and the door will open for you,” actor and producer William Catlett says
TheGrill 2020: “Let’s not kid ourselves that we’re ready to move off this topic,” Shelton says
TheGrill 2020: AVOD services have led a “massive disruption” in Hollywood, FilmRise CEO Danny Fisher says
TheGrill 2020: “I think if this extends out — and it will — then you have to assume that if you have quality content, you will be in a good position,” Cinetic Media’s John Sloss says
TheGrill 2020: “It was a fun challenge: could I make something emotionally resonant to me but still a heist film, dedicated to the con?”
TheGrill 2020: “I don’t know if we’re going to get back to normal — we’re going to have a new normal,” producer Linda Berman says
TheGrill 2020: Smith and Swisher agreed that 2020 has expedited change and dissent in media
TheGrill 2020: “The Incredibles” director joined “Training Day” filmmaker Antoine Fuqua for a discussion on the future of the big screen
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