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Kevin Spacey paints mobile TV as powerful, cranky muse of film-making
Mar 3, 2009 8:58 AM
Direct-to-mobile content has potential to democratize video as an art form, actor Kevin Spacey told the Mobile World Congress audience.
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"The idea that someone anywhere in the world can now make a film, cut it and upload it is remarkable. It means we're connected," said two-time Academy Award winner Kevin Spacey at this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, explaining how wireless handsets form an unprecedented channel for launching non-mainstream would-be directors, actors and writers.
Because "the first film a person has ever seen could be a mobile short," especially in developing markets, he added that this artistic responsibility makes it all the more important that the bugs be worked out of the technology of digital platforms.
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