the tribeca film festival is getting tech savvy. ♪ >> and today's new hollywood, the tribeca film festivalpril in new york, but this year, the estel is going interactive. jon erlichman, what does that mean? >> if you think about film festivals, they are a great place to talk about film and different ways of film making, but also a great place to explore new ways of filmmaking with things like technology. rebecca had a buying competition last year. john patrick, the president and chief operating officer of tribeca enterprises, which is the parent company of a festival. you announced about a music video competition you are going to have this year. what are you enabling filmmakers to do? a we have partnered up with company called interlude, which has interactive filmmaking technology. we are going to allow anyone around the country to create an interactive music phone. they can use songs from damon alvar and -- songs from great recording stars. they will create short films using this new interactive filmmaking technology. >> you had a segment earlier about cool 3-d animation tools. you think

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