5.8.20: How will Netflix Get Back On Set?

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5.8.20: How will Netflix Get Back On Set?

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May 8, 2020

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This week, we “Follow The Cheese” towards Netflix’s new on-set rules in the times of Covid-19, dig into Ken Burn’s burns of the Michael Jordan documentary "The Last Dance," share Frame.io’s new features, and we wonder: did Apple finally make a 13-inch laptop for filmmakers? Plus, deep cuts!
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