As we keep saying and we will continue to say, the business of independent film is ever changing. While this is also true of mainstream film, the battles that indie film distributors, developers and other interested parties have faced and will continue to face as technology advances are becoming greater.

A panel held by IndieWIRE Editor in Chief Dana Harris at Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center discusses the past fifteen years of film, as told by an array of interested parties across all forms of independent film. The panel includes Richard Abramowitz, Amy Heller, Bingham Ray, Bob Berney, Ira Deutchman, Mark Urman, Arianna Bocco and Jeanne Berney.

Having such a wide spread of experience, this panel covers the past 15 years with great detail and cover topics from the change in technology (with platforms like Netflix) and the availability of films to audiences who may or may not want to see them.

Check out the video on YouTube and enter the conversation on how indies have changed and will continue to change.

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