…calling BULLSHIT. The first time I saw Popcorn Time, I was blown away. It wasn’t the design or the user experience that rocked my world – though the site is commonly referred to as “Netflix for pirates” – it was this little gem of a disclaimer right there on the... Read more
The future is a place where everyone respects creativity – and we’re all besties! By Ruth Vitale This article originally appeared on LinkedIn Pulse. Dear Tiff, I read your profoundly insightful quote in that Politico piece last week about a certain U.S. Vice President – and I just had to... Read more
300 Los Angeles-area students visited Universal Studios to hang out with some Minions and gain first-hand online safety advice. Okay, so the kids really wanted to have their pictures taken with the Minions. But there was also a lot of learning going on at the “Connected Kids: Lessons in Cybersecurity... Read more
Best Boy Electric Wade Tyree explains how magic is made by the people of the American film and television industry. If you’ve ever taken the time to read the titles and names that whiz by on the screen after a movie ends, you may have found yourself wondering, ‘What in the... Read more
Want to know the real secret of TV and movie magic? Start with the amazing people working behind the scenes to bring them to life. On Thursday, CreativeFuture traveled to Washington, D.C. for the annual “Beyond the Red Carpet: Movie & TV Magic Day.” At the event, which was hosted... Read more
The Creativity Paradox: the creative work that brings us together is made by people who are often isolated and lonely. By Adam Leipzig The Creativity Paradox: the creative work that brings us together is made by people who are often isolated and lonely. Movies, TV shows, theatre, dance, visual art,... Read more