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Dealing With A Streaming Film Release During The Pandemic Isn’t Ideal For Cast Or Crew

MEDIA Posted: May 31, 2020 12:00 pm

When directors, cast, and crew make decisions about a movie like High Note, they’re aimed at the big screen. So this weekend’s on-demand streaming release is a bit of a technical let-down, even if the content offers some lighter fare than reality right now. Director Nisha Ganatra:”The movie was shot anamorphic and widescreen, so it’s really a big-screen experience. All of the sound engineers made the concert scenes to feel like you’re right there. … I definitely need people to turn up the sound system and not just watch it on the iPad!” – Los Angeles Times

MEDIA Published: 05.30.20

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