The Edit (Audio): a reboot, sugar show & puffy sleeves

from Storied. · host Tara Wall

Note: This is the audio version of the 05/22/24 newsletter.Hello from The Auteur Edit, a roundup of what’s keeping me sane, inspired and awestruck in the madness that is the media arts business. Today's list, plus video commentary with my take on the Coppola kerfuffle at the Cannes Film Festival, is the first of my newly formatted newsletter. It’s a little random — no real theme — but I write it as it comes.This audio version is available for free subscribers. The separate bonus video commentary on the original newsletter post — is available to paid subscribers.Below is the original post with the items and links I mention on the list. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.tarawall.com/subscribe

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