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I'd have had a more satisfying read if you had written the article. I was really hoping to learn precisely how they worked together seamlessly. Sounds like you
by more_corn 12y ago
I'd have had a more satisfying read if you had written the article. I was really hoping to learn precisely how they worked together seamlessly. Sounds like you know and the article author did not. Thanks.
- anigbrowl 12y agoHeh, well it is what I do for a living, plus in fairness the author was trying to make some general economic points. But I am not so sure about his argument because while individual movies vary a great deal, the manufacture of every film is pretty similar. Of course there are individual technical challenges of all scales, but almost all of those are worked out by specialists in pre-production. To be honest, I think the author got stars in his eyes a little bit. You could call it the Hollywood model, and movies are fun to work on, but you could observe the same sort of short-term, multi-faceted teamwork on any construction project.