jeffyjones
Well-known member
But they need to evolve as well. No one here is going to become a millionaire selling content some other way, yet, but if you don't think it can happen tomorrow then you're headed to Jurassic Park too. If the first real "feature film" to make it big via the Internet doesn't happen this year, I'd be shocked. Someone will give Hollywood the finger and say they're going to distribute it their way, maybe sell DVD's on the side.
The music industry has shown us that everything about how and where we get content has changed (actually, Apple showed us, but whatever). Network TV is in that mode now as well, and traditional cinema is next. At the consumer end of the cycle, people are getting it. At the "professional" level, there are so many people wandering around in the dark still trying to figure it out, constrained only by the safety of what's familiar. I don't have all of the answers either, but I'll be working the problem to get it right, sooner than later.
The music industry has shown us that everything about how and where we get content has changed (actually, Apple showed us, but whatever). Network TV is in that mode now as well, and traditional cinema is next. At the consumer end of the cycle, people are getting it. At the "professional" level, there are so many people wandering around in the dark still trying to figure it out, constrained only by the safety of what's familiar. I don't have all of the answers either, but I'll be working the problem to get it right, sooner than later.
