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  1. FUTURESTATES Short Takes a Simmering Glimpse into New York's Future

    April 11, 2011

    The short by filmmaker A. Sayeeda Clarke is streaming free today on FUTURESTATES.tv. The short White takes place amid a 120-degree December day in New York City. With no money to pay for medical care for his pregnant wife, Bato races against the sun to save his family. Watch the film and other sci-fi shorts from the second season of FUTURESTATES today. Plus,…

  2. Basquiat Resonates through the Haitian Art Community

    April 11, 2011

    Carine Fabius from The Huffington Post, reviews Tamra Davis's film about iconic artist Jean-Michel Basquiat.  In preparation for the release of Jean Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child, I was asked by ITVS to blog about it for Beyond the Box. While I’d like to think it’s because of my terribly trenchant observations about art, a subject I occasionally…

  3. Producer Tips on How to Start a Podcast

    April 10, 2011

    ITVS’ Steve Goldbloom shares his notes from a podcasting workshop held on Sunday at the National Conference for Media Reform in Boston. After listening to passionate seminars on the future of Public Media, net-neutrality, and the new rules of journalism — it was nice to finally get a chance to play in the sandbox. That is NCRM’s Media and Technology…

  4. Create Your Multimedia Documentary Dream Team

    April 9, 2011

    ITVS’ Steve Goldbloom reports from the National Conference for Media Reform in Boston. Kara Oehler is the Executive Director of Media and Place Productions and the co-creator of Mapping Main Street — a collaborative documentary media project that creates a new map of the country through stories, photos, and videos recorded on actual Main Streets. The…

  5. FACE TO FACE with the Future of Public Media

    April 8, 2011

    ITVS’ Steve Goldbloom reports from the National Conference for Media Reform in Boston.  “Raise your hands if you work in public media? Citizen journalist? Media reformer?” A steady tide of arms lift and collapse as everyone’s eyes shift around the room to scope out each other’s company. This is how the moderator of Friday’s panel on The Future of Public…

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