Comments for Arin Crumley

Comment on Visionary Matt Hanson – A Swarm of Angles Case Study by Mark Kilby

Mark Kilby — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 22:00:56 +0000

To Matt

A frame accurate cloud-based collaborative video editor has been available since 2004.

Just Google for FORscene.

Initially it worked in browsers (Mac, PC, Linux…) but nowadays it works on Android tablets too.

Regards, Mark Kilby.

Comment on Film Fans "Mobilize" for screenings in your town! by Jessie

Jessie — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 23:29:04 +0000

Wait, I cannot fathom it being so striagfhtowrard.

Comment on Can portable devices support a new film experience? by lee

lee — Tue, 10 May 2011 21:34:11 +0000

Ipads will never replace the tv when it comes to film. That’s just common sense. Give me a bluray player and my plasma and i am happy.

Comment on When everyone freely gives, everyone freely gets by arincrumley

arincrumley — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 08:26:13 +0000

That’s amazing! Thanks so much for helping the film get out there.

We have official sound tracks as well as new films we’ll also be distributing. So lets definitely work more in the future together!

Arin

Comment on When everyone freely gives, everyone freely gets by FrostWire Team

FrostWire Team — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 07:15:21 +0000

Count on FrostWire and The FrostClick Team for any distribution needs you may have for your studio, absolutely free of charge.

We’re currently preparing a promo for Four Eyes Monsters, we’re waiting for the current tracker load to start dipping so we can help by showcasing your film to our user base.

We hope we can distribute your film to at least 100,000 viewers.

Cheers and stay tuned to the FrostWire Welcome Screen and to FrostClick.com

Comment on Too Many Plantain Chips (NEXUS ONE) by Andrea

Andrea — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 22:24:18 +0000

Nice work, especially for something you put together quickly. It shows your gift. You have a great voice and a terrific eye.

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poker france — Sun, 19 Sep 2010 21:38:50 +0000

Great vids and song thanks !

Comment on Evil City Film Festival Panel – Filmmakers Tell All by Arin Posts Video From Evil City Film Festival Panel

Arin Posts Video From Evil City Film Festival Panel — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 21:26:25 +0000

[...] panel discussion, “Filmmakers Tell All.” You can view Arin’s video on his blog here. Ingrid Kopp of Shooting People was the moderator, and the panelists were Leah Meyerhoff, John [...]

Comment on Can portable devices support a new film experience? by Alexis

Alexis — Mon, 03 May 2010 00:06:03 +0000

Arin,

I am a developer, currently focused almost exclusively on the iPad.

I can tell you, from my personal perspective, not only is David Lynch a dinosaur, he is DEAD WRONG.

Mobile devices and mobile mediums are the future. Kids are adopting these devices at breakneck pace, and the fantastic thing about the Apple platform is they have the distribution built in for you! They have the penetration, the market, and all they do is take 30%. The rest is entirely up to you.

You are right that 90 minutes is not suitable for a phone — but it IS for an iPad. I can tell you as an iPad owner that it’s basically a complete TV replacement.

I see devices like this not only changing movies, but changing books. What do books look like on a device with the ability to touch and manipulate things? What do movies look like on a device you can touch and interact with?

You are dead on here. This is the future and everyone who embraces it will get to write the history.

@alexisgoldstein

Comment on Can portable devices support a new film experience? by Mark

Mark — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 21:02:41 +0000

Not only can they, but I’ve been telling indie filmmakers they must embrace mobile. Not only for “enhancing the experience” etc, Any of the things you mention are good.

But I also think Indie filmmakers need to be looking at producing content specifically geared to mobile platforms. This might take the shape of series with short episodes, for one example. But to a degree, I think a lot of indie filmmakers are looking backward and really not seeing the opportunity in actually telling their stories in formats suitable for these devices. Not trying to watch their existing films on them (Lynch is absolutely right about this, a 90 minute film is not suited to a phone). But I love watching things for 5-7 min at a time. I’ve been keeping up on some good web series that have episodes of this length. And I’m starting to look at how I can re-shape my stories to suit the platform.

I think this is an extremely important market and will only get more so.