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Dana Harris-Bridson

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(She/Her)
  • Senior Vice President and Editor in Chief, IndieWire
Los Angeles
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I am the Editor in Chief of IndieWire. I am not an electronic music duo from Gothenburg. Opinions are my own.

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What Is Your Audience Actually Worth?

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By Dana Harris-Bridson Verified, Josh Stein
| IndieWire Verified
In the year or so since In Development launched, it hasn’t gone the way I planned. The original intent remains — exploring what it now means to have a sustainable entertainment career — but I didn’t expect the answers we’re all finding in real time. You can read my take so far here, but the TL;DR is: None of your presumptions are true. Reimagine, rethink, and recreate everything and you’ve got a shot. Where that falls on the optimism-pessimism scale is your own Rorschach test, but I love it.
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What Is Your Audience Actually Worth?

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By Dana Harris-Bridson Verified, Josh Stein
| Yahoo Finance Verified
In the year or so since In Development launched, it hasn't gone the way I planned. The original intent remains — exploring what it now means to have a sustainable entertainment career — but I didn't expect the answers we're all finding in real time. You can read my take so far here, but the TL;DR is: None of your presumptions are true. Reimagine, rethink, and recreate everything and you've got a shot. Where that falls on the optimism-pessimism scale is your own Rorschach test, but I love it.
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What’s a CAA? VidCon, Cannes Lions, and Hard Questions Original

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By Dana Harris-Bridson Verified
| IndieWire Verified
More than an hour after VidCon registration was scheduled to begin June 25, the doors weren’t open and the entry line snaked back and forth in front of the Anaheim Convention Center until it lost all shape and collapsed into a swirling crowd. The problem was benign — something to do with the fire marshal — but it looked like the overwhelming assembly of towheaded kids, pink-sneakered tweens, gothy teens, obsessed grownups, loving parents, and sweltering costumes would never get inside.
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Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Stephen Glass.

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Battered Apple laptop and iPhone. Do a lot of work on that little screen.

Why did you become a journalist?

Except for that briefish moment when I was a chef, I never thought of doing anything else.