The Internet is invading all aspects of your life. No longer confined to your computer or your phone, the Internet is now in garbage cans, refrigerators, and the infrastructure of our cities. The future will either be a surveillance nightmare or an eco-utopia, the outcome determined by startups in Silicon Valley and Shenzhen. The Internet of Everything captures our present moment, when both futures still seem possible.
2020
44 + 52 Minutes
Brett Gaylor
CBC + ARTE
Brett Gaylor’s brain is split between making technology and documentaries. For 10 years, he was part of the Mozilla Foundation’s senior management team. During this time he also produced media work documenting the Internet’s slide from democratic wonderland to dystopic surveillance market. Do Not Track, his 6 part interactive documentary about privacy and the web economy, was the recipient of the International Documentary Association award for best nonfiction series, the Prix Gemaux for Best Interactive Series, the International Association of Broadcasters Online Factual Prize, the Deutscher Prize for online communications, the 2015 Sheffield Documentary Festival jury commendation and the 2016 Peabody award. OK Google animated a year of his son Rowan’s accidental voice searches and received the 2019 Webby Award. His 2008 feature Rip! A Remix Manifesto was the recipient of audience choice prizes at festivals from Amsterdam to South Africa, broadcast in 20 countries, and seen by millions of people worldwide on Netflix, Hulu and The Pirate Bay.
DIRECTORÂ BRETT GAYLOR
PRODUCERS BOB MOORE, BRETT GAYLOR
EDITORÂ SOPHIE FARKAS BOLLA
CINEMATOGRAPHER + CO-DIRECTOR VAN ROYKO
ORIGINAL MUSIC BY DAVID DRURY
SOUND DESIGNERÂ CORY RIZOS
LINE PRODUCERÂ VALERIE SHAMASH
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER KATIE McKAY
POST PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR HAMED (ED) ALEALI
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS DANIEL CROSS, MILA AUNG-THWIN
KAZZ BASMA
SIDEWAYS FILM
CAMILLE JACQUESÂ
EYESTEELFILM
