One of the standouts at this year's Sundance was Jawline, a documentary about Austyn Tester, a 16-year-old seeking stardom on the internet by becoming a boy broadcaster. Funny, surreal, moving and fascinating, the film has stayed with me. For MEL, I talked to its maker, Liza Mandelup, who had a lot to say about the transactional relationship between live-broadcasters and their fans. You can read my interview here.
