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Forum 7 · April 3, 2003 · On April 3, 2003, a Weidenbaum Center Forum program was held on the Washington University in St. Louis. The goal of this full-day public forum was to analyze one of America's most powerful and influential industries - the motion picture industry. Cosponsored with Washington University's Department of Economics and Program in Film and Media Studies, the Weidenbaum Center Forum addressed the major issues raised by changes in the economic environment of movie making and brought these issues to the attention of a larger audience through major conference involving industry insiders, economists, and others. Transcripts, video, and audio of the conference may be
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Audio and videoText Transcripts of event Digital Production and Distribution Moderator: Charles Moul, Washington University BioKeynote Luncheon Talk Speaker: Leonard Hill, Leonard Hill Films bio transcriptHollywood Money: Financing and Accounting Moderator: Paul Rothstein, Weidenbaum Center bioWhat Movies Get Made: Past and Future transcript Moderator: Jeff Smith, Washington University bio
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