Being an indie filmmaker is expensive—emotionally, financially, and legally. Many young artists don't have the tools to create the films they want or to license them for future use. How does one navigate the uncharted legal waters of the internet, blogs, and podcasts? How can a “some rights reserved” approach to copyrighting benefit filmmakers and film fans alike? Join moderator Paul “DJ Spooky” Miller, Tiffany Schlain (filmmaker, founder of The Webby Awards), Eric Steuer (Contributing Editor, Wired; Creative Director, Creative Commons), and Himanshu Singh (USC Gould School of Law) for a discussion about technology, intellectual property, and the future of participatory media. Moderated by Georg Szalai (Hollywood Reporter)