WGA Negotiator Mark Gunn Live Interview on Writer's Strike

Writers Guild Association negotiator Mark Gunn will participate in a live interview on the internet show "Filmnut" Wednesday, December 5th 8:00 p.m. Pacific time, 11 p.m. Eastern on www.thestream.tv. Gunn and "Filmnut" host Jeff Schubert will discuss the writer's strike and answer questions via instant messages from viewers.

It's an opportunity to be a very small part of the conversation and perhaps mobilize viewers to get involved in the process

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) December 5, 2007 -- Writers Guild Association negotiator Mark Gunn will participate in a live interview on the internet show "Filmnut" Wednesday, December 5th 8:00 p.m. Pacific time, 11 p.m. Eastern on www.thestream.tv. Gunn and "Filmnut" host Jeff Schubert will discuss the writer's strike and answer questions via instant messages from viewers.

Now that the press blackout is lifted without a settlement (pending as of December 3rd 11 p.m.), Gunn is taking the WGA's case viral with his live interview on the hot new internet show Filmnut on www.thestream.tv. Filmnut covers all aspects of filmmaking, and has included interviews with such notable writers as Oscar winner Bob Moresco (Crash), James Gunn (Slither, Scooby Doo, Dawn Of The Dead), and Kevin Michael Smith (Pride). Other interviewees include Director Michael Lembeck, Producer Representative Jeff Dowd, Actor Gregory Itzin (Fox's 24), Robot Chicken's Ross Shuman, Slamdance Co-Founder Dan Mirvish, and Troma President Lloyd Kaufman.

Mark Gunn Interview

"It's an opportunity to be a very small part of the conversation and perhaps mobilize viewers to get involved in the process," says Schubert. "As fans of Film and TV, we can't let either side take us for granted. I hope this show will help break down the issues for the viewers, answer questions, and let them know if there is anything they can do."

Will Filmnut give AMPTP equal time? "You bet" says Schubert. "We'd welcome them, the communication needs to continue."

The Stream of Consciousness Online Television Network (www.theStream.tv) is a Los Angeles based studio that airs all of its live, interactive shows out of the same 15′ x 11' room on Wilshire Boulevard. Brian Gramo, theStream.tv's founder, has personally directed every broadcast of over 400 live shows since the network launched in January 2007. Users may watch the live broadcasts on the homepage of theStream.tv via Windows Media Player. Viewers that prefer a Flash stream can follow links on the homepage to a number of websites that syndicate the live video feed.

For more information on Filmnut and Jeff Shubert:
http://www.pulpmovies.com/features/an-interview-with-jeff-schubert

If you miss the show live you can catch it, and all past episodes of Filmnut at http://www.thestream.tv/filmnut

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