http://www.thedailyreel.com/users/writers/anthonykaufman These are the search results for the query, showing results 1 to 15. http://www.thedailyreel.com/logo.jpg http://www.thedailyreel.com/news-opinion/news/i-want-my-mtv-animation If there were an award given to the trippiest television network, MTV would take home the prize, bar none. Visual design collective panOptic recently posted an animated ID for MTV2 on its website, panoptic.org, which has been picked up by a few websites. No publisher anthonykaufman 2006-11-16T15:51:25Z Article http://www.thedailyreel.com/news-opinion/blogs/reel-deal/archive/2006/11/15/blue-goes-viral "NYPD Blue" producer Steven Bochco is joining forces with YouTube rival Metacafe. No publisher anthonykaufman 2006-11-15T15:50:16Z Weblog Entry http://www.thedailyreel.com/news-opinion/news/sundance-boosts-signal-for-cellphone-cinema Cellphone movies got a big vote of confidence last week – from Robert Redford, of all people, star of The Sting and director of Ordinary People. Just days after celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Sundance Institute -- the independent filmmaking organization that he founded in 1980 -- the '70s heartthrob confirmed his dedication to the future of movies with the announcement of The Global Film Short Project. Founded in association with the mobile phone industry trade group GSM, the cellphone filmmaking initiative is the first high-profile move to pair established filmmakers with the new micro-medium. No publisher anthonykaufman 2006-11-15T14:35:44Z Article http://www.thedailyreel.com/news-opinion/news/google-video-vs-landmark-forum-and-more-lawsuits-to-come Let the lawsuits begin. YouTube's copyrighted material may present a legal risk to new owner Google, but it's the mega-site's own video service that's currently in hot water. According to reports, Google Video is facing at least one copyright infringement lawsuit – filed in France -- that's seeking $193,000 in damages for a documentary video that appeared on the site. No publisher anthonykaufman 2006-11-14T05:28:01Z Article http://www.thedailyreel.com/news-opinion/news/online-auteurs-wait-for-hollywood Media coverage of online video-makers is no longer in short supply. The Wall Street Journal, WIRED, NPR, Time Magazine and the Boston Globe are just some of the mainstream outlets that have covered the explosion of "online auteurs" – to borrow the title of the latest roundup of video-makers that was published in the New York Times Magazine's "Movie" issue over the weekend. No publisher anthonykaufman 2006-11-13T03:51:46Z Article http://www.thedailyreel.com/news-opinion/news/grouper-vs-youtube-the-battle-for-free-movie-clips After buckets of Viacom clips were yanked from Google-owned YouTube because of copyright violations, Sony-owned Grouper has offered a strategic countermeasure: buckets of free, copyrighted Sony content. As part of a new channel on Grouper's website called "Screen Bites," viewers can watch iconic moments from a number of movies and TV shows from Sony's vast library of titles. No publisher anthonykaufman 2006-11-10T06:18:54Z Article http://www.thedailyreel.com/news-opinion/news/everything-old-is-new-again-is-amateur-tv-the-wave-of-the-future Some two decades ago, a new technology began sweeping the nation, creating an army of amateur filmmakers who looked like they might change the face of Hollywood. As director Francis Ford Coppola once quipped, "Suddenly one day, some little fat girl in Ohio is going to be the next Mozart and make a beautiful film with her little father's camcorder. And for once, this whole 'professionalism' about movie making will be destroyed forever and lead into an art form." No publisher anthonykaufman 2006-11-09T05:45:26Z Article http://www.thedailyreel.com/news-opinion/news/the-headline-on-election-day-you-wont-see By this time tomorrow, the news headlines will look something like this: "Democrats Take House" or "Republicans Retain Control." But there is another story that is just as important that won't be making the nightly news or front-page headlines: "Election Hacked." No publisher anthonykaufman 2006-11-08T14:24:36Z Article http://www.thedailyreel.com/news-opinion/news/viewing-news-republicans-outnumber-democrats-online When YouTube pulled video clips of "The Daily Show," a chorus of disgruntled Internet users could be heard around the globe. But the number of angry liberals may not be as big as you think; a recent poll conducted by Nielsen/NetRatings announced last week that Republicans outnumber Democrats online. No publisher anthonykaufman 2006-11-07T06:29:46Z Article http://www.thedailyreel.com/news-opinion/news/floria-sigismondis-stuttering-ballerinas-and-aubergine-dances Filmmaking, especially music-video-making, is an old boys network. Most of the names familiar to fans of the short form are young male mavericks. That's not the only reason, of course, that makes Italian-born, Canadian-reared artist Floria Sigismondi stand out as one of the most outstanding creators of images, available for viewing online. But it is just one more distinction that sets her apart from the pack. No publisher anthonykaufman 2006-11-03T04:25:03Z Article http://www.thedailyreel.com/videos/cows-are-evil/talkback/1162391794 Cows (and People) are Evil Lars Simkins 2006-11-01T14:36:35Z Discussion Item http://www.thedailyreel.com/news-opinion/news/making-money-viral-style It's one small step for video-makers; it's one giant leap for the web video industry. Fritz Grobe and Stephen Voltz, creators of "The Diet Coke & Mentos Experiment," have struck a deal with Google Video to share ad revenue generated by their latest creation "The Diet Coke & Mentos Experiment II," which is now hosted on Google Video, as well as the filmmakers' own site (eepybird.com). No publisher anthonykaufman 2006-11-01T02:09:40Z Article http://www.thedailyreel.com/news-opinion/news/and-you-thought-halloween-was-scary Is it just a coincidence that Halloween and America's national elections usually fall just a week apart? Politics is scary, definitely more frightening than ghosts, goblins and Frankenstein's monster. No wonder Presidential masks are so popular during Halloween: What's more horrifying than going to the polls to vote for the people who will determine the fate of the world? And if you're preferred candidate loses, uh oh, there goes the planet. No publisher anthonykaufman 2006-10-31T07:33:00Z Article http://www.thedailyreel.com/news-opinion/news/pess-wizardry-game-over-goes-live PES is one of the most talented and inventive short-film stars of the Internet age. Highlighted in a host of publications (from the New York Times to Wired), the 33-year-old self-taught animator and commercial director (born Adam Pesapane) first tasted fame with his hilarious 1-minute short "Roof Sex" (see it at eatpes.com). Since then, he's made ads for Bacardi, Nike, Diesel and most recently PlayStation, and his latest witty creation "Game Over" is now available on AtomFilms. No publisher anthonykaufman 2006-10-30T13:46:31Z Article http://www.thedailyreel.com/news-opinion/news/amanda-across-america After a falling out with her Rocketboom co-founder Andrew Baron earlier this year, web-caster Amanda Congdon is back in the Internet limelight with "Amanda Across America," a daily vlog chronicling her trip across the U.S. in a Ford Escape Hybrid ("averaging around 36mpg"). No publisher anthonykaufman 2006-10-27T12:12:20Z Article