May 26, 2008 06:44AM | by Alvin Lin in
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“That’s why Lin’s bottom line with his self-financed latest pic, the Bruce Lee mockumentary Finishing the Game, is control of marketing and distribution. Or at least significant input. He wants to learn how it’s done; figure out how to build a network for exhibition and distribution of Asian American indie film on his own, if necessary. “That’s the next step,” he says. “It’s all about distribution and exhibition and marketing--figuring out how to do that right. That’s what the growth of the Asian American cinema is going to hinge on. I’m not worried about the talent...I’m not even worried about the money. It’s about getting people to watch these films, and proving there’s an audience.”
http://instantyang.blogspot.com/
oo he’s the guy that filmed tokyo drift
saofeng said on 05/26/08 04:30PMyeah and a lot of other things. he’s one of the best asian directors
steve said on 05/26/08 04:40PMtheres an audience for asian films....didn’t they see how death note turned out?
Miss.Kang said on 05/26/08 04:57PMmm...i dont see how an asian being the lead would make a movie bad…
because asians are seen as lower compared to other races
soutsada7 said on 05/26/08 05:56PMsadly…
so create a marketing and distribution network. got it.
AppleSeed said on 05/27/08 06:52PMI personally would like to see more Asian films. So what are people doing to help market and promote them?