The Present Future Summit

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Globalization is no longer a buzzword. That was the 90s. Now it’s just a fact of financing, consumption, and every facet of business. For example, over 70% of the American film industry’s grosses come from foreign markets. And in L.A. County, where Hollywood and the PGA are based, 56% of households speak a language other than English. It’s time to wake up to the new world order.

Producer and Present Future organizer Karin Chien in anopen letter she wrote to the Producers Guild, arguing for a broader, more global and more inclusive definition of American cinema.

Source: filmmakermagazine.com

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The Present/Future Summit will bring together Asian Americans from all corners of media to confront the present and future of Asian Americans onscreen and online. Digital technology has fundamentally changed mass viewing habits, as well as mass distribution and production methodologies. And for Asian Americans, these changes are nothing short of revolutionary. In the past five years, a tidal wave of viewers has emerged on YouTube, watching videos made by and starring Asian Americans. These days, the most recognizable Asian American faces may no longer come from Hollywood or network shows, yet the spotlight of “success” still remains on feature films and broadcast television. We have to ask ourselves: are we still looking in the right direction?
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