Podcast appearances and mentions of linda nelson

Hello, Hello!    In this episode of The Make It Podcast Chris & Nick recapped 2023 and looked ahead to 2024. They reflected on their favorite films of the year, including BlackBerry and American Symphony, and the best guests of the year including Linda Nelson (and more). They also analyzed the implications of the New York Times lawsuit against OpenAI for copyright infringement and how it could change the industry.    They also...    Debate over musical styles of 90s R&B groups Consideration of how to give and receive notes to improve as filmmakers Importance of maintaining one's artistic voice when receiving feedback Exploration of themes in films like Leave the World Behind produced by the Obamas A brand new 'Things We Should Know.'   Enjoy!    *How you can continue to enjoy MAKE IT content:*   Subscribe to the MAKE IT YouTube channel. Subscribe to the MAKE IT Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://www.bonsai.film/subscribe.   The MAKE IT podcast amplifies the voice of the filmmaker by exploring the filmmaking journeys of actors, writers, directors, producers, and a host of other creatives from across the film industry.

Dana Tyson speaks with Linda Nelson for The Woodlands breast cancer awareness leader at Memorial Hermann in The Woodlands and they spoke about their upcoming event that helps women with the fight against cancer. Thanks to Gallery Furniture for sponsoring this podcast.

MELISA® Diagnostics is one of the worldwide leaders in Blood LTT or Lymphocyte Transformation Testing for metal allergies. In Part One of this special 2 part episode, Linda Nelson, CEO for MELISA, shares how the MELISA test was developed, patented and clinically validated. Linda Nelson is the daughter of Vera Stejskal, the developer of the test. Vera was an immunologist, specializing in immunotoxicology and worked for Astra Pharmaceuticals, also known as AstraZeneca, and initially developed the MELISA LTT test to screen workers. It wasn't long before Vera's colleague, dermatologist Margaret Forsburg, proposed using the test to detect metal reactivity in patients who believed they were being poisoned by their amalgam fillings. Vera was granted the right to patent the test and dedicated her life to raising awareness about metal's effects on human health and developing scientific tools to measure metal reactivity. The test became clinically validated after an independent lab in Germany conducted a 2003 study using 250 patients and various lymphocyte concentrations. In 2006 a follow-up study treated patients based on the MELISA test results and observed improvements in health. The clinically relevant test involves confirming metal reactivity through the test, removing metals indicated by the test and further monitoring the patient's health symptoms. A second study at Charles University in Prague selected 42 patients. 32 patients made lifestyle changes following MELISA testing. 94% reported significant health improvements. When asked how useful the MELISA test would be for patients prior to an implantation surgery, it was reiterated that testing only grabs a snapshot of what is happening in the body at the moment. It cannot predict the future sensitivities, as immune activity can start a week, month or years after exposure. Linda was asked if lab technicians noticed the delayed-reactivity of the cells during the testing period and Linda responded in the affirmative, stating that is why they have to wait at least five days before reading the test results. Both the Stimulation Index and the Morphology methodologies were explained. The morphology confirms or discards the allergy, when the cells are observed under a microscope. This is one of the techniques that sets the MELISA tests apart from other LTT methodologies. Linda discusses the importance of studying metal hypersensitivity and the need for hard evidence to support the removal of metals from the body. They also discuss the need for proper studies and research to understand the effects of metals on the body. They discuss the MELISA labs in Germany, Switzerland and Israel and Linda shares about future plans to extend into North America to satisfy an ever-increasing demand for testing. In this episode, you will learn: ● How the MELISA test was developed. ● How the MELISA test was clinically validated ● The delayed reactivity nature of a Type-IV metal allergy. . ● The options and pros/cons for testing pre and post surgery. ~Links and Resources~ To see images that accompany this episode click HERE. ~ To learn more visit HeavilyMetalled.com. ~ Check out the “Heavily Metalled” resource page: https://www.heavilymetalled.com/p/patient-resources/ ~ Follow Heavily Metalled on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HeavilyMetalled ~ Follow Heavily Metalled on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heavilymetalled/ ~ Subscribe to Heavily Metalled on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HeavilyMetalled ~ Check out our sponsor MELISA.org ***Many WONDERFUL, supportive special-interest communities exist for metal allergies and diet, hardware issues, medical devices, etc., online and on social media. They have many resources and often act as a collective think-tank. I owe many parts of my recovery to knowledge obtained in such groups. Search keywords to join these groups and find your tribe!***

Mark Johnson, CEO of Loyalty360, spoke with Linda Nelson, Process Consultant from Progressive, about keeping a loyalty program easy to understand, evolving and adapting to what customers want and need, and the importance of retention.

Hello, Hello!  In this episode, we have a conversation with Indie Rights CEO Linda Nelson.  We talk about: Distribution Contract Terms With Indie Rights How To Market Your Film  Why Your Film Isn't The Brand (You're The Brand) How Her Film Shifted Became The First Ever Film To Stream On Amazon  How She Overcame Resistance Leaving The Banking World And Entering The Film Industry The Best Style Of Editing For Distribution Growing Her YouTube Following From 10K To 300K Subscribers  Which Platforms Pay The Most To Filmmakers And much more… enjoy!    More about Linda: Indie Rights Facebook Instagram Twitter   Shownotes: NSync: Bigger Than Live Shifted The War of Art by Steven Pressfield (book) Art & Fear by David Bayles & Ted Orland The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz Film Directing Cinematic Motion by Steven D. Katz The Eye is Quicker by Richard Pepperman Tubi streamer Mubi streamer Cannes Film Festival Osteria Mamma restaurant Cafe Angelino     The MAKE IT podcast is brought to you by the Voice of the Filmmaker program, which is sponsored by Women in Film and Television, Nashville (a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization). If you like what we're doing, please donate here: https://www.bonsai.film/donate.   How you can continue to enjoy MAKE IT content: Subscribe to the MAKE IT YouTube channel. Subscribe to the MAKE IT Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://www.bonsai.film/subscribe.   The MAKE IT podcast amplifies the voice of the filmmaker by exploring the filmmaking journeys of actors, writers, directors, producers, and a host of other creatives from across the film industry. We provide a platform for filmmakers to provide advice, lessons learned, personal reflections, and insights through our Filmmaker Conversations, Mistakes in the Making, Industry Insights, Indie Talks, and Film Investment Series. We are the go-to film podcast for independent creatives!

Nestled within an archipelago in Penobscot Bay, Stonington Harbor is a bustling working waterfront at the southern end of the island of Deer Isle. The towns of Stonington and Deer Isle share an island and a public school system, deep family ties, a culture rooted in commercial fishing and art, and, like much of the nation, a dire housing crisis. In these towns there are simply not enough places for working people to live. Over twenty years ago, a small group of passionate Islanders began brainstorming and researching one solution to the housing problem. In 2020 that group, Island Workforce Housing, broke ground on the construction of five homes, each containing two year-round rentals. This is just one solution to a monumental issue facing this island and other communities in Maine and around the country. In this episode, we'll learn about some of the history behind this community's housing crisis and what, specifically, is at risk if there are no long-lasting solutions for year-round housing. And we'll learn about two solutions that these communities are exploring: building year-round rental homes, and potentially regulating short-term rentals.  This episode was written and produced Galen Koch and assistant producer Olivia Jolley for the Island Institute. Nicole Wolf takes the photographs that accompany this episode. From the Sea Up's Senior Editor is Isaac Kestenbaum. Thanks to Kathleen Billings, Linda Nelson, and the town of Stonington for participation in this episode. Thanks to Island Workforce Housing, specifically Henry Teverow, Maggie Kirsch, and Megan Dewey Wood. Special thanks to Anna and Ryan Woosley and their family for welcoming us into their home. This podcast is made possible by the Fund for Maine Islands and a partnership between the Island Institute, College of the Atlantic, Maine Sea Grant, and The First Coast.For more information about ongoing work in the Town of Stonington to address the housing crisis, visit: https://www.stoningtonmaine.org/gov/economic-development.php

Linda Nelson lectures on the founding of the Children's Fresh Air Farm. 

The world of film distribution is filled with unknown land mines. Even more mysterious is how an indie filmmaker can get their film placed on these elusive VOD or Video on Demand platforms?That's where this episode comes in, we have video on demand expert Linda Nelson from Indie Film Rights, the film distribution arm of Nelson Madison Films. Linda walks us through the maze of VOD and film distribution options and explains what it takes to get your film placed in the potentially very lucrative platforms.

Linda Nelson began her career as an international investment banker, IT executive an entertainment real estate developer.  After meeting Michael Madison, she pivoted into the movie business finally realizing her artistic potential.   As an Executive Producer on NSYNC, she quickly realized that she was interested in being more "hands on" and was the DP for her next film, SHIFTED.As a Producer on DELIVERED she was finally able to gain experience in all aspects of the financing, development, production and distribution phases of moviemaking.  In 2007, she co-founded Indie Rights with Michael Madison and has been active in distribution every since. Indie Rights now has a diverse catalog of more than 1,200 films and exhibits annually at Cannes and AFM.  The company enjoys direct relationships with all major streaming platforms.Enjoy this conversation with Linda Nelson.

The following is a conversation that I had with Linda Nelson. Linda is the Economic & Community Development Director for the Town of Stonington. Today's discussion focuses on a newly formed Health Care Task Force that the Stonington Economic Development Committee (SEDC) has organized as a way for the Town to support health care needs on the island. In this episode, we talk about: 1. The job description of an Economic & Community Development Director. 2. Where the idea for a Health Care Task Force came from. 3. Who serves on this committee. 4. The committee's goals and priorities. 5. What kinds of work has been done so far. 6. How our community can best support the work of the task force. To contact Linda Nelson Phone: 207-217-7364 Email: econdev@stoningtonmaine.org

Today on the show we have returning champion Linda Nelson from Indie Rights. Linda and her partner Michael Madison have been a shinning light for filmmakers in the dark world of film distribution. With the distribution landscape changing almost weekly, I wanted to bring Linda on to shed some light on the ever shifting marketplace.Nelson Madison Films/Indie Rights was founded by Michael Madison and Linda Nelson because they believed that the future was bright for independent artists and that there was a better way to produce and distribute movies.  They have been in business since 2000, when they produced their first film, NSYNC BIGGER THAN LIVE a Giant Screen Movie that played to sold-out crowds worldwide.Known for innovation.  SHIFTED, their first digital feature,  was the first movie on Amazon's UnBox (the predecessor of Amazon Video)  and was used by Amazon to promote their platform for over five years. Partnerships were forged early on with the leading digital platforms including Amazon, Google, Cinedigm, MGo and Adrise, and these partnerships ensure that Indie Rights can offer the very best audience opportunities for their own films, as well as the more than 300 other filmmakers they work with.We discuss the realities of film distribution, what filmmakers need to know, and what is selling today. We also throw a cold-bucket of water on filmmaker so they can snap out of delusion and better position themselves for success.Enjoy my eye-opening conversation with Linda Nelson.

Catherine Lough Haqqguist recently joined host Elias in the cave! You can see Catherine as Petra Bellweather on the final season of "Motherland: Fort Salem" For Haggquist, her return as Petra Bellweather brings her to over 140 professional acting credits in television and film over the course of her career. Haggquist has been a fixture across genres and mediums appearing on staples like "Supernatural", "Stargate: SG1", "Fringe", "Bates Motel", "Van Helsing", "Once Upon a Time", "The Good Doctor", "Superman and Lois", and "Another Life" to go along with roles in films like "Godzilla", "Elysium", "Fifty Shades Freed", and the horror festival favorite, "Puppet Killer". Prior to "Motherland: Fort Salem", where she plays mother and mentor to Abigail (Ashley Nicole Williams), Haggquist was perhaps best-known for playing Inspector Nora Harris on the long- running sci-fi-drama series "Continuum", Terry Sternholz in Hallmark's "Aurora Teagarden Mystery" movies, and Linda Nelson on "Chesapeake Shores". Motherland: Fort Salem follows Raelle Collar, Abigail Bellweather, and Tally Craven, three witches who are conscripted into the U.S. Army. They train in combat magic and use their vocal cords to enact "seeds" or "seed sounds", layering vocal sounds to create powerful spells. The series takes place in a women-dominated world in which the U.S. ended persecution of witches 300 years ago during the Salem witch trials after an agreement known as the Salem Accord.[5] The world finds itself at odds with a terrorist organization known as the Spree, a witch resistance group fighting against the conscription of witches. You can watch this interview on YouTube  https://youtu.be/uJe7Gco0Skg Have a question? Email us  themccpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Social Media for the latest show updates  www.twitter.com/themccpodcast www.instagram.com/themccpodcast www.facebook.com/themancavechroniclespodcast www.themccpodcast.com  www.youtube.com/c/TheManCaveChronicleswElias      

Today on the show we have returning champion Linda Nelson from Indie Rights. I wanted to bring Linda back to discuss how much the distribution game has changed in the three years since she was last on the show. We also discuss the American Film Market and how to work it properly.Nelson Madison Films/Indie Rights was founded by Michael Madison and Linda Nelson because they believed that the future was bright for independent artists and that there was a better way to produce and distribute movies.  They have been in business since 2000, when they produced their first film, NSYNC BIGGER THAN LIVE a Giant Screen Movie that played to sold-out crowds worldwide.Known for innovation.  SHIFTED, their first digital feature,  was the first movie on Amazon's UnBox (the predecessor of Amazon Video)  and was used by Amazon to promote their platform for over five years.  DELIVERED was the first independent feature to edit and master a 4K movie using Adobe CS5.   Articles in Variety, HDVideoPro and an Adobe Success Story followed. Partnerships were forged early on with the leading digital platforms including Amazon, Google, Cinedigm, MGo and Adrise, and these partnerships ensure that Indie Rights can offer the very best audience opportunities for their own films, as well as the more than 300 other filmmakers they work with.Linda Nelson began her career as an international investment banker, IT executive an entertainment real estate developer.  After meeting Michael Madison, she pivoted into the movie business finally realizing her artistic potential.   As an Executive Producer on NSYNC, she quickly realized that she was interested in being more "hands-on" and was the DP for her next film, SHIFTED.  As a Producer on DELIVERED, she was finally able to gain experience in all aspects of the financing, development, production and distribution phases of moviemaking.I can't recommend Indie Rights highly enough. If you have a feature film that needs distribution do yourself a favor and check them out. Enjoy my eye-opening conversation with Linda Nelson.

Green Industry Pros Editor Sarah Webb chats with Linda Nelson, president of Greenscapes in Naples, Fla., and winner of Green Industry Pros' inaugural Women in the Green Industry Award. Nelson talks about barriers she's faced throughout her career, what the green industry can do to encourage more women to step into the industry and more.

A big congratulations to Linda Nelson who has just become a British citizen. Fraser details the long and taxing journey it took for his wife to reach this point in his Telegraph column this week and asks why as an immigrant nation do we make becoming British so challenging for new arrivals?  On the podcast, Fraser talks with Cindy Yu and James Forsyth about this question. And Cindy brings a few questions from the citizenship test, to see if her colleagues would pass. 

The United States began its split from God nearly 100 years ago. The Blueprint for 2 Americas dives deep into how far the progressive movement has gone to destroy the conservative values of America's forefathers. Could anyone in 1990 expected that ABC, NBC or CBN would identify 53 Genders or that public policy, law and educational principles would be altered to grant special rights to these created genders?Join us as author Linda Nelson breaks down both the source and the solution to what is creating 2 Americas!To learn more, check out https://www.2americas.net/ -------------------------------------------► Sign Up For Our Newsletter! -https://bit.ly/flyovernewsletter► MEET US IN PERSON!! Text EVENTS to 40509 to learn more► Watch ALL our content in FULL on Rumble! https://bit.ly/FlyoverRumble► Support Flyover Directly - https://www.flyoverconservatives.com/donate► Flyover Conservatives Gold and Silver Buyer of Choice - https://flyovergold.com► Use Promo Code “ Flyover” when checking out at www.MyPillow.com

There is an undeniable cultural war raging in the US. Many people are wondering how we got here? Where are we headed? Is this the end of the Republic? Linda Nelson, author of The Blueprint for 2 Americas, unpacks the details of the journey that led to what many describe as a dumpster fire.    This episode's affiliate partner is Plug and Law   ⚡️Plug and Law⚡️   Save Time and Money with Plug and Law. Legal protection for you and your business!   ✅  Legal Bundle https://joemobley--plugandlaw.thrivecart.com/legal-bundle/   ✅  LLC Bundle https://joemobley--plugandlaw.thrivecart.com/business-formation-bundle/   ✅  Trademark Bundle https://joemobley--plugandlaw.thrivecart.com/trademark/   ✅  Mastering YouTube https://joemobley--plugandlaw.thrivecart.com/youtube-course/       ⚡️Some product links are affiliate links which means I may receive a commission from anything you purchase!⚡️    

There is an undeniable cultural war raging in the US. Many people are wondering how we got here? Where are we headed? Is this the end of the Republic? Linda Nelson, author of The Blueprint for 2 Americas, unpacks the details of the journey that led to what many describe as a dumpster fire.    This episode's affiliate partner is Plug and Law   ⚡️Plug and Law⚡️   Save Time and Money with Plug and Law. Legal protection for you and your business!   ✅  Legal Bundle https://joemobley--plugandlaw.thrivecart.com/legal-bundle/   ✅  LLC Bundle https://joemobley--plugandlaw.thrivecart.com/business-formation-bundle/   ✅  Trademark Bundle https://joemobley--plugandlaw.thrivecart.com/trademark/   ✅  Mastering YouTube https://joemobley--plugandlaw.thrivecart.com/youtube-course/       ⚡️Some product links are affiliate links which means I may receive a commission from anything you purchase!⚡️    

Today on the show we welcome back to the show Jonathan Wolf, Executive Vice President of the Independent Film & Television Alliance (IFTA®) and Managing Director of the American Film Market (AFM).The American Film Market is the most efficient film acquisition, development, and networking event in the world. Unlike a film festival, AFM is a marketplace where production and distribution deals are closed. More than US$1 billion in deals are sealed every year — on both completed films and those in every stage of development and production.Over 7,000 industry professionals from more than 70 countries converge in Santa Monica every November. They include acquisition and development executives, agents, attorneys, directors, distributors, festival directors, financiers, film commissioners, producers, writers, the world's press, and all those who provide services to the motion picture industry.At AFM, participants can discover the entire global catalog of available films and projects, attend 50+ world-class conferences, roundtables, and presentations, and connect with the independent film community's decision-makers, all in one convenient location without the distraction of a film festival.The American Film Market 2021 will go on during this crazy time but not how you might think. AFM will be conducted completely online.I'll also be speaking at this year's AFM with my good friend and film distributor Linda Nelson on November 3, 2021, at 9am PST.Jonathan and I discuss how to sell your film on today's ever-changing world.Enjoy my conversation with Johnathan Wolf  from the American Film Market.

Today we welcome Linda Nelson to our show! Linda is the CEO and Co-Founder of Indie Rights, a distribution company for indie films! With her vast knowledge of the industry, Linda breaks down the ins and outs of getting your film the best opportunity to be successful! From the different types of platform structures, deliverables, contracts, sales agents and so much more; we pick her brain to find the fundimental steps to take in order to sell your film and give it the best shot to make money! We also learn how payment structures work on platforms like Amazon Prime & TubiTv as well as what genres are selling at this moment in the market! It was an honor to speak with an open and honest filmmaking partner so please enjoy our wonderful conversation with the lovely Linda Nelson!Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREE

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Today on the show we have returning champion Linda Nelson from Indie Rights. Linda and her partner Michael Madison have been a shinning light for filmmakers in the dark world of film distribution. With the distribution landscape changing almost weekly, I wanted to bring Linda on to shed some light on the ever shifting marketplace.Nelson Madison Films/Indie Rights was founded by Michael Madison and Linda Nelson because they believed that the future was bright for independent artists and that there was a better way to produce and distribute movies.  They have been in business since 2000, when they produced their first film, NSYNC BIGGER THAN LIVE a Giant Screen Movie that played to sold-out crowds worldwide.Known for innovation.  SHIFTED, their first digital feature,  was the first movie on Amazon’s UnBox (the predecessor of Amazon Video)  and was used by Amazon to promote their platform for over five years. Partnerships were forged early on with the leading digital platforms including Amazon, Google, Cinedigm, MGo and Adrise, and these partnerships ensure that Indie Rights can offer the very best audience opportunities for their own films, as well as the more than 300 other filmmakers they work with.We discuss the realities of film distribution, what filmmakers need to know, and what is selling today. We also throw a cold-bucket of water on filmmaker so they can snap out of delusion and better position themselves for success.Enjoy my eye-opening conversation with Linda Nelson.

Most Notorious Pests in the LandscapeIn this episode we join Linda Ray Nelson, President of Greenscapes SW Florida for a conversation about pests that CAMs and Board members should be aware in Association properties. Linda Nelson shares strategies to employ to deal with pests which are not always bad as we learn in this podcast. She also shares how certain plants may inhibit pests on a property.Episode Notes:Host & Producer: Kevin S. Konecny, CAMEmail: Kevin@educationpathways.bizWeb: http://www.educationpathways.biz Guest: Linda Rae NelsonPresident, Greenscapes SW FloridaWeb: https://www.greenscapesfl.com/Office: 239-643-4471Email: lnelson@greenscapesfl.com

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My film is done, now what? Many filmmakers are so concerned with the making of their film they forget to come up with a distribution launch strategy. If you want to learn what it takes to have success in the world of distribution, this is the podcast for you my friend. Linda Nelson of Indie Rights walks us through her strategies for the successful launch of a film.Linda's strategy follows a simple timeline. You start with Film Festivals to get the word out. Then a short theatrical release in order to get reviews from key critics. Launch on itunes where you can take advantage of being new and noteworthy. And distribution onto platforms that pay per movie. Later, after things slow down, you can look into platforms like Netflix.Proud Member of the IFH Podcast Network!For more great filmmaking and screenwriting podcasts:

Today on the show we have Linda Nelson from Indie Rights. I wanted to bring Linda back to discuss how much the distribution game has changed in the three years since she was last on the show. We also discuss the American Film Market and how to work it properly.Nelson Madison Films/Indie Rights was founded by Michael Madison and Linda Nelson because they believed that the future was bright for independent artists and that there was a better way to produce and distribute movies.  They have been in business since 2000, when they produced their first film, NSYNC BIGGER THAN LIVE a Giant Screen Movie that played to sold-out crowds worldwide.Known for innovation.  SHIFTED, their first digital feature,  was the first movie on Amazon's UnBox (the predecessor of Amazon Video)  and was used by Amazon to promote their platform for over five years.  DELIVERED was the first independent feature to edit and master a 4K movie using Adobe CS5.   Articles in Variety, HDVideoPro, and an Adobe Success Story followed. Partnerships were forged early on with the leading digital platforms including Amazon, Google, Cinedigm, MgO, and Adrise, and these partnerships ensure that Indie Rights can offer the very best audience opportunities for their own films, as well as the more than 300 other filmmakers they work with.Linda Nelson began her career as an international investment banker, IT executive an entertainment real estate developer.  After meeting Michael Madison, she pivoted into the movie business finally realizing her artistic potential.   As an Executive Producer on NSYNC, she quickly realized that she was interested in being more "hands-on" and was the DP for her next film, SHIFTED.  As a Producer on DELIVERED, she was finally able to gain experience in all aspects of the financing, development, production, and distribution phases of moviemaking.I can't recommend Indie Rightshighly enough. If you have a feature film that needs distribution do yourself a favor and check them out.Enjoy my eye-opening conversation with Linda Nelson.

This week on Family Policy Matters, NC Family Communications Director Traci DeVette Griggs talks to Linda Nelson, a veteran educator and Executive Director of the North Carolina Association of Independent Schools (NCAIS). Nelson describes the diverse makeup of independent schools in North Carolina, and dispels many of the stereotypes people may have about private schools.

EDINBURG, RGV - In our latest podcast on developments at UT-Rio Grande Valley’s School of Medicine, we meet up with Dr. Linda Nelson, senior director for clinical operations at the medical school. The School of Medicine now has 20 clinics across the Valley. In the interview, Dr. Nelson explains why the medical school’s community outreach work is so important.Dr. Nelson is particularly pleased with the services being provided to colonia residents via a mobile clinic.The interview took place during the opening of a new multi-specialty clinic in south Edinburg.

Today on the show we have returning champion Linda Nelson from Indie Rights. I wanted to bring Linda back to discuss how much the distribution game has changed in the three years since she was last on the show. We also discuss the American Film Market and how to work it properly.Nelson Madison Films/Indie Rights was founded by Michael Madison and Linda Nelson because they believed that the future was bright for independent artists and that there was a better way to produce and distribute movies.  They have been in business since 2000, when they produced their first film, NSYNC BIGGER THAN LIVE a Giant Screen Movie that played to sold-out crowds worldwide.Known for innovation.  SHIFTED, their first digital feature,  was the first movie on Amazon's UnBox (the predecessor of Amazon Video)  and was used by Amazon to promote their platform for over five years.  DELIVERED was the first independent feature to edit and master a 4K movie using Adobe CS5.   Articles in Variety, HDVideoPro and an Adobe Success Story followed. Partnerships were forged early on with the leading digital platforms including Amazon, Google, Cinedigm, MGo and Adrise, and these partnerships ensure that Indie Rights can offer the very best audience opportunities for their own films, as well as the more than 300 other filmmakers they work with.Linda Nelson began her career as an international investment banker, IT executive an entertainment real estate developer.  After meeting Michael Madison, she pivoted into the movie business finally realizing her artistic potential.   As an Executive Producer on NSYNC, she quickly realized that she was interested in being more "hands-on" and was the DP for her next film, SHIFTED.  As a Producer on DELIVERED, she was finally able to gain experience in all aspects of the financing, development, production and distribution phases of moviemaking.I can't recommend Indie Rights highly enough. If you have a feature film that needs distribution do yourself a favor and check them out. Enjoy my eye-opening conversation with Linda Nelson.

The world of film distribution is filled with unknown land mines. Even more mysterious is how an indie filmmaker can get their film placed on these elusive VOD or Video on Demand platforms?That's where this episode comes in, we have video on demand expert Linda Nelson from Indie Film Rights, the film distribution arm of Nelson Madison Films. Linda walks us through the maze of VOD and film distribution options and explains what it takes to get your film placed in the potentially very lucrative platforms.Get Social with Indie Film Hustle:Facebook: Indie Film HustleTwitter: @indiefilmhustle Instagram: @ifilmhustleYouTube: Indie Film Hustle TVPodcast: IFH Podcas

FEATURED INTERVIEW: ANTHONY TULLO Oakville, Ontario's ANTHONY TULLO is an accomplished actor/producer/screenwriter and is now adding 'Country artist' to that list of credits. “I always wanted to make music. I was a big fan of Bryan Adams and that gritty vocal style and great songs. But the more I thought about the stronger I felt the lure of country music with a rock edge. I hooked up with some talented and well connected folks and my new album Switching Tracks is the result.” Anthony has starred or co-starred in television and film projects such as “Liberty Street”, “Mutant X”, “The Relic Hunter”, and “Out There with Melissa DiMarco.” He wrote a psychological thriller screenplay called “A Secret Cross” in 2011. “A Secret Cross” got the attention of social media distributor Linda Nelson at Nelson Madison Films in Los Angeles and also won the International Award of Excellence at the Los Angeles Movie Awards in 2012. It was also selected to be a part of the Moving Images Film Festival in Toronto and won Best Independent Feature Film. ALSO ON THIS EPISODE: REBEKAH STEVENS is a country/pop singer-songwriter currently residing in Kitchener, Ontario. As well as being a Boots & Hearts 2013 Emerging Artist Finalist, Rebekah recently released her debut EP called Here I Am featuring the current single "Better In The Past." MURRAY WILLIAMS - born & raised on the farmlands of rural Ontario - is a self-taught multi-instrumentalist who plays guitar, piano, bass and banjo. Country fans are loving his current album Goin' Nowhere Fast which showcases his traditional country music style.   

Think about it - what could you learn from a distributor, really? For me it was a stretch. if you're like me and you assume distributors are gatekeepers then it's difficult to get over the mind talk running in your head that a distributor is out to get you in some way. Or at best just someone you have to pay along the way. Clearly this isn't the case but then there are those horror stories we've all heard over the years. Has this changed with the growing video on demand (VOD) marketplace evolving so quickly? You might be surprised what you learn from Linda Nelson of IndieRights.com during this 60 minutes of non-stop high-intensity flow of ideas to help you be more successful with your film. Learn more about this interview and color grading at www.TomParish.com

VOD DISTRIBUTION – 20 TIPS FROM INDIE RIGHTS’ LINDA NELSON I hope you have or will listen to the interview with Linda Nelson. This podcast episode is not intended to be nor does it pretend to be an all-inclusive discussion about Video On Demand. But if you’re an indie filmmaker struggling to get a handle […] The post Intro to VOD Distribution with Linda Nelson | 047 appeared first on Actors Talk.

Linda Nelson has seen a lot of schools and talked to a lot of teachers in her four years as ISEA president. This week, Tracey Kelley talked to her about the experience. Download audio We want to hear from you....

Hello, Hello!In this episode, Chris has a conversation with Linda Nelson, the CEO and co-founder of Indie Rights, a leading independent film distribution company. They discuss Linda's journey from a small town in upstate New York to becoming a pioneer in the indie film distribution space, including her experiences with the NSYNC concert film, the challenges of making independent films, and the strategies she and her partner Michael Madison have used to build a successful distribution business. Linda shares valuable insights on filmmaking, distribution, marketing, and overcoming setbacks in the industry.Show Notes:Linda Nelson's background: math major, art/psych minor, early career in banking and real estateMaking the NSYNC concert film and the legal issues that followedTransitioning to independent filmmaking and the challenges of working out of a public storage facilityThe importance of persistence and embracing technology in the film industryLinda's parents' influence on her creativity and entrepreneurial spiritThe impact of streaming services on independent filmmakers and the opportunities in emerging marketsIndie rights' distribution model and the importance of providing filmmakers with detailed analyticsStrategies for effective film marketing and building an audience through social mediaRecommendations for essential filmmaking books and advice on overcoming setbacksLinda's favorite Italian restaurants in LA and the importance of travel in expanding one's worldviewWe Also Talk About:Linda and her partner Michael's complementary skills and roles in running Indie RightsThe importance of proper music licensing and creating "network-friendly" versions of filmsThe evolution of distribution platforms and the need for filmmakers to stay adaptableLinda's recommendations for essential filmmaking books and the importance of reading for inspirationChris and Linda's shared experiences of growing up in modest, small-town environments and the impact on their creative pursuitsEnjoy! Bodega Artist of the WeekRochelle Bloom - Time Remember (feat. Renee Gardner)Hailing from Northwest Indiana and now calling Atlanta home, Rochelle Bloom has established herself as an undeniable force. Her music embodies a happy place with dark corners, where rhythm, rhyme, and unfiltered truth converge in explosive songwriting. With her own unique style of rap mixed at times with an abstract spoken word cadence, this artist weaves poetry into her music. This song evokes imagery of a tropical paradise in the telling of an intimate love story. InstagramWe are humbled to have a community of creatives who care deeply about our work. And your support makes our work possible. Every subscriber, rating, and review matters. So, if you like what we're doing, please consider subscribing, rating, or giving us a review. Cheers, and best of luck on your filmmaking journey. #MAKEITAll Links: https://beacons.ai/themakeitpodcastSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-make-it-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy