sandy

wow, i really enjoyed that movie! i liked the colors and how they established the mood of the film. the editing was great as well! i was very impressed by the photography (in every sense) and i think the movie was quite observant and detailed. it's just nice to see such a cohesive story that is interesting and challenging all the way through! i think it doesn't happen too often! if you haven't seen it yet, i think it's worth it! cheers, sandy

maybe i am just lucky, but in the small town that i am staying in we have an awesome cinema! there is only one screen but the selection of movies is great, especially for it's cultural variety! (every movie is usually on for like 3 nights to allow this variety) i have never had the chance before to see italian, indian, chinese, danish, brazilian, us-america... (u name it) movies in one cinema! it takes much longer for the movies to be shown (in the sense that especially blockbusters have usually been long gone from 'normal' cinemas in bigger towns) but i think it is worth waiting for! the quality is great and the staff is most friendly! this cinema really can compete with any multiplex, superluxurious, modern cinema i have come across so far! god, if they ever need anyone for advertising... ;) i just had to share....

...which is exactly the way it should be! the story isn't told by the way the necklace hangs on to the wrist! i think the 'perfection' of a movie (in the eyes of the makers) is not achieved by 100% continuity but by images and their content if you know what i mean. (god that sounds terribly meditative... <_< ) other than that i really think it omes down to good observation, concentration and memory. if everybody keeps an eye on details it'll help!

they article s are quite good. thanx for sharing! the idea of the product really is great! what is the most common software at the moment? i have to admit that i have never actually looked into this a lot. that's why i like the articles: easy to be understood... do you know anything else about the subject? cheers, sandy

it really is a very good interview. thought i would like to know more about you, teaching yourself! how did you manage the whole technical side?