Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Federal cinema project

(Note form the author: This isn't currently a big priority, it's under a lot of the other stuff I've proposed and such, so don't complain about me making a big deal out of this)
I propose the federal government start providing funding for independent film making and such.  Motion pictures, cinema, film, or cinematic arts is a relatively nascent medium, and while profitable the current output by the major industry based here in Los Angeles is only a tiny percentage of what could be. And many persons in the US with film ideas might never get any work made, due to the incredibly inefficient process within the metaphor known as "Hollywood". So this would basically be funding for all that, basically support for the arts and speech. The government however would not be a censor, a distributor, or an influencing body, only an unconditional crate-Blanche financier, and the films would not be turned into like subtle films to influence viewers based on some politicians's influence. I mean if something is illegal (like something endangering child actors) then the can step in and stop it. But it's all about the films and giving life blood to them.

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