The Business

Escape From Tomorrow

The Business contributor John Horn interviews filmmaker Randy Moore who surreptitiously shot his low-budget psychological thriller, Escape from Tomorrow , at Disney World and Disneyland. He lays out the details of how he pulled this off without arousing the suspicions of Disney officials.

By Kim Masters • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

The Business contributor John Horn interviews filmmaker Randy Moore who surreptitiously shot his low-budget psychological thriller, Escape from Tomorrow, at Disney World and Disneyland. He lays out the details of how he pulled this off without arousing the suspicions of Disney officials.

Then he’s joined by his lawyer and his film’s distributor John Sloss who articulates the case for “fair use” and why Moore should be protected from legal action by Disney.

Kim Masters
partner/writer at Puck News, host of KCRW's “The Business.”
Darby Maloney
Producer
Randy Moore
filmmaker
John Sloss
Co-founder, Cinetic Media

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Escape From Tomorrow

The Business contributor John Horn interviews filmmaker Randy Moore who surreptitiously shot his low-budget psychological thriller, Escape from Tomorrow , at Disney World and Disneyland. He lays out the details of how he pulled this off without arousing the suspicions of Disney officials.

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Escape From Tomorrow

The Business contributor John Horn interviews filmmaker Randy Moore who surreptitiously shot his low-budget psychological thriller, Escape from Tomorrow , at Disney World and Disneyland. He lays out the details of how he pulled this off without arousing the suspicions of Disney officials.

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