Hey Adobe - i haven’t seen a corporate fuck up in post production this bad since Apple came out with Final Cut X and lost all pro users. Fix your Terms of Service or wave goodbye to all the people that actually make the art you are trying to steal.

Come check out our screening this Friday at the Center for American Progress as part of the DC Dox lineup! #TheBitterPill

See you tonight! Tickets still available!

From our screening and Q&A last week. #TheBitterPill

Thanks for talking to me about The Bitter Pill Eric!

Lovely chat with Katey about all things film distribution and #TheBitterPill

I had a Diet Mountain Dew yesterday and one today. I'm sure they will call that racist.

Dear humanity, please go do the opposite of whatever the fuck this is.

nytimes.com/2024/08/19/wor… Nonfiction execs at streamers:

Ugh. Disney DIRECTV ESPN US Open Tennis Delta This is hurting all of you. Figure it out asap!

David Simon hitting the nail on the head per usual.

Directed by award-winning documentary filmmaker and Charlottesville native Clay Tweel, THE BITTER PILL follows a West Virginian attorney who fights back against the opioid epidemic, sparking a national movement. Discussion with director Clay Tweel and producer Shannon Riggs.

Hey Trump voters. Hate to break it to you - but here’s what actually happened on Tuesday. Watch. Bernie explained it 20 years ago.

Please help my friends that I love so much who lost everything in the recent wildfires. Spread the word or donate if you can! 🙏💔 gofundme.com/f/aid-for-john… gofundme.com/f/fire-aid-for…

DC film fans - come see the movie and a Q &A with me on June 14th!

Tribeca premiere this Friday for our film “Andy Kaufman Is Me,” 8pm at the SVA theater!

Honored to have been a part of it Brian! #Andykaufmanisme

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Our movie is finally coming out! Tonight on POV on PBS !

Here’s why so much of today’s entertainment feels mediocre. For most of Hollywood’s Golden Age, the major studios owned the theaters. That system ended in 1948 with the Supreme Court’s decision in United States v. Paramount Pictures. The Paramount Decrees forced the Big Five