Ryan Koo
Founder
Writer/Director
Ryan Koo is the Founder and CEO of No Film School.
Koo’s first feature AMATEUR is a Netflix Original Film and Sundance Screenwriters Lab selection.
Koo received Sundance’s first Asian American Fellowship as well as additional support from Tribeca, IFP, and the Film Society of Lincoln Center.
His short version of AMATEUR won multiple film festival awards and was selected as a Vimeo Staff Pick.
For his web series THE WEST SIDE, Koo won the Webby Award for Best Drama Series and was named one of Filmmaker Magazine’s 25 New Faces of Film.
Websites
AMATEUR on Netflix
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A diagram of the complete transmedia strategy for my next project
13 years ago
I don't know, "outside support to insurgent factions" is often an acceptable stand-in for good writing.
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A diagram of the complete transmedia strategy for my next project
13 years ago
According to the Times article, it's done at enormous taxpayer expense.
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The No Film School Manifesto
13 years ago
Oh, the irony of me teaching film... I love it. I will definitely be back, and hopefully sooner rather than later!
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New and improved: The DSLR Cinematography Guide
13 years ago
Mario, not sure about the 7D although there is a new firmware out there. As for the updates page, that's a good idea -- I haven't figured out the best way to implement such a page, but will definitely come up with a system!
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New and improved: The DSLR Cinematography Guide
13 years ago
Interesting idea, Wellsty! I have some plans in mind for the guide (and potential future guides), but thanks for the suggestion!
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Okay, I bow down to Steve Jobs.
http://www.apple.com/hotnews/thoughts-on-flash/
I have never been a fan of Flash, but in this particular case I was trying to figure out how to make cross-platform apps on what is probably an unrealistically low budget. Outside of this circumstance, I will not be missing Flash one bit going forward.