Widdoespeak
Sam WiddoesThoughts on human creativity and the business thereof. From the perspective of a lawyer and producer. Nothing on this page should be considered legal advice.
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Hollywood's AI fight will come down to one thing: Respect
A fair use attorney, an artist, and a copyright plaintiff’s attorney walk into a conference….
Such was the setup at last Friday’s Copyforward symposium at the Flux Festival — the Mozilla Foundation’s day of panels on AI, creativity, and th...
How the Legal Profession Survives AI
A few weeks ago, Andrew Ross Sorkin appeared on Dax Shepard’s podcast and said something that every lawyer knows is happening, but won’t admit. Sorkin said he recently had a simple agreement on his desk, the kind of thing that would normall...
Widdoespeak Conversations: Sundance winner J.M. Harper
In January, JM Harper won the Directing Award at Sundance for Soul Patrol — a feature documentary about the first and only all-Black special ops unit in Vietnam. The film was seven years in the making, and was truly special. I was in the au...
A Most Dangerous Idea: The Filmmaker Collective
Last week, a valiant cohort of FilmStack/NonDē evangelists assembled at the Slamdance Film Festival here in LA to consider several “Dangerous Ideas” for the future of filmmaking. Dozens more had submitted equally dangerous concepts the prec...
They See Data. You See People.
Last week, David Remnick went on the podcast to discuss Jeff Bezos’ shutting down The Washington Post’s sports section. Remnick, the esteemed editor of The New Yorker, came up at the Post in the 1980’s. He worked alongside legendary sports...
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