Podcasts about scriptbook

We're looking back through Series 1-3 in light of the Script Book release at the end of 2020. Picking up on things we missed first time round, and sharing new revelations brought to light by the books. If you haven't heard our reaction episode to Tom and Gerri, we recommend starting there: https://aquietnightinsideno9.libsyn.com/3-tom-and-gerri-inside-episode-three Please get in touch with any of your reflections. Email us: aquietnightinsideno9@gmail.com, or find us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/aqnin9

Geoffrey discusses using the ScriptBook's unique A.I. software to analyze your screenplay. They discuss the future of artificial intelligence and its influence on the film industry.To use the free option of ScriptBook and have your script analyzed by an A.I. go to https://marketplace.scriptbook.io/#!/

Hanan Challouki gaat in gesprek met Nadira Azermai, CEO van Scriptbook. Ze hebben het over de naïviteit van een beginnende ondernemer, en waarom dat eigenlijk best wel iets goed kan zijn. Nadira deelt ook haar geheim om productiehuizen in Hollywood te overtuigen van Scriptbook. En wat als al je klanten in de Verenigde Staten zitten? Wanneer beslis je om te verhuizen naar het buitenland voor je bedrijf? Nadira Azermai deelt haar visie op zakendoen met klanten aan de andere kant van het water. Vragen, feedback of suggesties? Stuur dan zeker een mail naar podcast@watzijwil.be of een berichtje via Instagram naar @watzijwilpodcast. Voor meer informatie, check zeker ook de website van Wat Zij Wil. 

Can tech save the film industry? That's the question posed to three tech founders in this special episode of Film Disruptors, recorded live at the 2020 Berlin Film Festival. Nadira Azermai of Scriptbook, Maria Tanjala of Film Chain and usheru's Catherine Downes discuss their growing businesses and how they are bringing innovative solutions to film development, finance and distribution. This episode was produced during the 21st edition of the FilmTech Meetup Berlin, in collaboration with Filmtech Office www.filmtechoffice.com and EFM Horizon https://www.efm-berlinale.de/en/horizon/home/horizon, the European Film Market's platform focusing on the future of film business and new developments in the media and entertainment worlds Nadira Azermai Nadira Azermai is Founder of ScriptBook, a high-tech company that provides artificially intelligent screenplay analysis and box office forecasts. ScriptBook was conceived when Nadira wrote her Master’s thesis on using artificial intelligence to quantify story-parameters into a predictive model. This would enable content creators to assess their projects objectively and avoid financial failure. Nadira has been on a mission to unify art & artificial intelligence ever since. Maria Tanjala Maria's background is in film production, from line producing, budgeting to distribution. She is passionate about tech solutions that bring transparency and automation in the creative industries, creating a level playing field for creators and enterprises. Maria Tanjala founded alongside Irina Albita the FilmChain platform that collects, allocates and analyses revenues for film, TV and digital content on the blockchain, replacing the traditional collection services with transparent, real-time payments from viewers to filmmakers. In 2020 they won "Startup of the Year" at London Business Awards by Mayor of London. Catherine Downes Catherine is COO & CMO - usheru, the tech analytics company that specialises in film marketing. Catherine studied her undergraduate degree at Trinity in Business Studies and Political Science and holds a Masters in Human Rights and Criminology Justice from Queen’s University Belfast. After several years working in research in this area, she made a switch into the world of technology by joining Google in January 2008 and spent almost 7 years there, across different product groups. Her roles focused mainly on marketing, and sales partnerships. Her final role at Google saw her lead the global Google Certified Publishing Partner program which she worked on since inception and grew for almost 2 years across Europe and Asia, launching the first US partners before leaving to start usheru. Catherine co-founded usheru 5 years ago with Ollie Fegan and Andres Macias with the ultimate goal to connect film marketing to the box office, and to provide consumer insight for film distributors. Venture-backed usheru currently operates across Europe, with technology products for film distributors, national film bodies and cinemas - the company is eyeing a 2020 expansion into the US. Catherine speaks French, Spanish and Italian, and in a former life was even a snowboard instructor in Canada and an avid cycling road racer.

This week on TIFF Long Take, Rob and Geoff speak with Nadira Azermai, founder of the script analysis company, ScriptBook. Founded in 2015, ScriptBook claims they will be able to save film studios a fortune using artificial intelligence to more accurately identify which scripts will lead to financially successful films. Azermai discusses how ScriptBook functions, the product’s track record of accurately (and sometimes inaccurately) predicting which films will hit or flop, and the most glaring blind spots that studios and producers fail to recognize when analyzing scripts. She also talks about whether applying a scientific method to a creative artform will lead to more homogenized films, how the #MeToo movement has influenced ScriptBook, and whether computers will eventually replace writers altogether.

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In this bonus episode, Jeff, David, and Devindra discuss Makoto Shinkai’s new hit film, Your Name. Then, in the After Dark, they discuss how reality has outpaced art, and what is up with Scriptbook’s analysis of Fences. You can always e-mail us at slashfilmcast(AT)gmail(DOT)com, or call and leave a voicemail at 781-583-1993. Also, like us on Facebook! SHOWNOTES Featured Review (0:20) Your Name (13:45) SPOILERS After Dark (43:30) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://megaphone.fm/adchoices For information regarding your data privacy, visit https://www.acast.com/privacy