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Hmm. Maybe so. HN is odd about that sometimes. My intent was merely to add some color commentary. It's not unusual for people on a film project to collaborate
by waterlesscloud 11y ago
Hmm. Maybe so. HN is odd about that sometimes.
My intent was merely to add some color commentary. It's not unusual for people on a film project to collaborate remotely, sometimes never meeting. Happens all the time since it's expensive to get people in the same (sometimes far away) place. One of the main tools people use is Dropbox, it's one of those things that really did make the workflow much easier.
Even a small indie film project with no visual effects can have thousands of files that need to be shared between people all over the place. Scripts, schedules, budgets, manifests, insurance documents, rental documents, storyboards, concept art, contracts of a 100 different kinds, lighting diagrams, blueprints, music cues, dailies, etc etc etc. It's really nice to have a tool that makes that easy.
- goatforce5 11y agoApparently iPods (as drives) were the sharing method of choice during Lord of the Rings production. http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/news/comments/ipod-helped-to-make-lord-of-the-rings/ http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/news/comments/ipod-helped-t...