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	Yes No	Adventures in Text and Filmmaking: Making GET LAMP Jason Scott, Bovine Ignition Systems Jason Scott, a computer historian and director of "BBS: The Documentary" (2005), discusses the uniqu... READ MORE Jason Scott, a computer historian and director of "BBS: The Documentary" (2005), discusses the unique issues of his newest film, GET LAMP, which covers the story of the text adventure genre, which at the beginning of the computer game industry dominated the sales charts and spawned the first rock stars of game design. Digital Filmmaking, Directing, Documentary, Production
	Yes No	Tales from the Basement: Makers of Geek Documentaries Jason Scott, Bovine Ignition Systems How do documentarians capture nerdy subcultures that are often considered unsocial? It can take a de... READ MORE How do documentarians capture nerdy subcultures that are often considered unsocial? It can take a delicate balance to make these films compelling to a general audience while still celebrating their subjects. A panel of filmmakers (and a special guest or two) discuss the challenges and rewards of bringing untold triumphs of geekdom to light. Branding, Comedy, Directing, Documentary, Human Interest

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