Re: The Fog Thickens

That's great, Walter - I hadn't seen it before. All the hoopla about what's pro, what's not pro, etc. which we've seen here makes me think of what it was like when desktop publishing for the masses first became a reality - 36 fonts, and all were used on one page! Everyone became a designer, just like every cub scout with a T2i and FCPX these days hangs out a "Cinematographer" shingle.

But the beauty of the desktop publishing revolution was that people could then afford the price of admission - and some had talent, or developed it. The cheapening of technology always ends up for the better at some point. Those who are willing to put in their 100,000 hours will rise to the top, spawning a new generation of people who will say, "Wow...if I had that software, I could make a feature film too."

Joe Bourke
Owner/Creative Director
Bourke Media
http://www.bourkemedia.com