Live From Tribeca 2010: All Access

Live From Tribeca 2010: All Access

by Steven C. Beer
URL: http://www.moviemaker.com/festivals/article/tribeca_all_access_tribeca_film_festival_2010_20100429/
The basics of Tribeca All Access: The industry reps get a 13- to 16-page excerpt of a script in development or at some stage of production. In the case of documentary moviemakers and producers, reps see a five- to 10-minute clip of their footage.

Here’s a summary of each of the projects we learned about on day one of TAA 2010:

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Comments:	A friend has recommended you read the following from MovieMaker Magazine... Live From Tribeca 2010: All Access by Steven C. Beer The basics of Tribeca All Access: The industry reps get a 13- to 16-page excerpt of a script in development or at some stage of production. In the case of documentary moviemakers and producers, reps see a five- to 10-minute clip of their footage. Here’s a summary of each of the projects we learned about on day one of TAA 2010: http://www.moviemaker.com/festivals/article/tribeca_all_access_tribeca_film_festival_2010_20100429/