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The Harbor Podcast
Harbor Fund Podcast
6 episodes
4 days ago
The Harbor Fund Podcast is where mission meets cinema. Each episode brings you into conversations with filmmakers, producers, and storytellers creating films that move audiences and spark change. From early ideas to the final cut, we explore the challenges, victories, and purpose behind meaningful cinema. If you love stories that stay with you and believe film can shape the world, this is your show. Subscribe and be part of a community that celebrates storytelling with impact.
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The Harbor Fund Podcast is where mission meets cinema. Each episode brings you into conversations with filmmakers, producers, and storytellers creating films that move audiences and spark change. From early ideas to the final cut, we explore the challenges, victories, and purpose behind meaningful cinema. If you love stories that stay with you and believe film can shape the world, this is your show. Subscribe and be part of a community that celebrates storytelling with impact.
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How Streaming Broke Hollywood & What Comes Next | Patrick Caligiuri
The Harbor Podcast
32 minutes 29 seconds
6 days ago
How Streaming Broke Hollywood & What Comes Next | Patrick Caligiuri

Future of Hollywood, streaming economics, and AI in film—after Netflix. Patrick Caligiuri (“Patrick the Producer”) joins Lindsay Hadley and Matt Peterson for a special on-location episode of The Harbor Podcast, recorded at the Harbor Film Forum in Montana, to map what’s next: brand storytelling, micro-series/vertical formats, and authentic content audiences actually want.

Patrick breaks down why the long tail collapsed, why commercials are ignored, and how brand-funded content + shoppable video/product placement can refill the revenue stack. The conversation explores AI as a tool (not a replacement), ownership in AI workflows, YouTube vs. Netflix scale, and emerging global hubs (UAE/Abu Dhabi) building clean-slate media ecosystems.

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About Patrick Caligiuri:Patrick Caligiuri, known online as Patrick the Producer, is a journalist-turned-producer and respected voice on Hollywood’s transformation. His candid insights on streaming, strikes, and AI have made him a leading commentator on the future of entertainment. Now serving as a special adviser to the UAE’s Office of Media in Abu Dhabi, he focuses on building sustainable production ecosystems and championing authentic storytelling, creator ownership, and innovation through initiatives like the Bridge Summit, a global forum uniting film, tech, and AI.

The Harbor Podcast
The Harbor Fund Podcast is where mission meets cinema. Each episode brings you into conversations with filmmakers, producers, and storytellers creating films that move audiences and spark change. From early ideas to the final cut, we explore the challenges, victories, and purpose behind meaningful cinema. If you love stories that stay with you and believe film can shape the world, this is your show. Subscribe and be part of a community that celebrates storytelling with impact.