Flux iPod Video Festival

01/16/06

Written By:

Guy Brighton

Apple's iPod with video gives filmmakers young and old an exciting new way to get their projects seen, and offers iPod owners a great way to discover new talent and...

Apple's iPod with video gives filmmakers young and old an exciting new way to get their projects seen, and offers iPod owners a great way to discover new talent and independent content.

The Flux iPod Video Film Festival brings these groups together by creating the first film festival specifically for content formatted to play on the iPod video.

Flux Video Festival

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