The Experience Makers : film festivals, immersion, and the festivalization of capitalism

世界各地的电影节都在为观众、名人、精英、行业、专业人士甚至未来的文化工作者创造经验。这本书告诉你为什么这些非营利组织的工作，因为他们做的，并吸引人们免费工作，同时呼吁企业和政策制定者作为廉价手段，以照亮“创意城市”，并提请注意电影艺术。沃格尔提供了坚定和系统的证据"节日效应“，显示电影节作为一个中介，在电影价值链，确定节日应该被概念化为体验经济生产现场的演员。她对事件文化如何影响文化工作者的生活进行了前所未有的系统的社会学分析。读这本书，找出是什么资源和制度支柱确保资本主义的节日化在这里停留，以及为什么她敦促我们批判性地思考公开展示的仁慈。

Film festivals around the world are in the business of making experiences for audiences, celebrities, elites, industry, professionals, and even future cultural workers. This book tells you why these non-profit organizations work as they do and attract people working for free, while appealing to businesses and policy-makers as cheap means to illuminate the ‘creative city’ and draw attention to film art. Vogel provides firm and systematic evidence for the ‘festival effect’ that shows the festival as an intermediary in cinema value chains, establishing that festivals ought to be conceptualized as actors on the production site of the experience economy. She offers unprecedented systematic sociological analysis of how event culture impacts on cultural workers’ lives. Read this book to find out what resources and institutional pillars ensure that festivalization of capitalism is here to stay, and why she urges us to think critically about publicly displayed benevolence.