Why Film Progresses Slowly as an Art Form. Compared to Music, Literature and Visual Arts – as an art form, film progresses much more slowly. This is because of a number of reasons. ** -Cost to Entry -Studio demands and Bureaucracy -Limited number of films released -Resistance to Radical Changes ** I believe
Neeraj (in response to this [http://www.tabulas.com/~apu1nahasa/home.html]), I was thinking about how you rank art (music and movies) via categories and rankings. Almost as if you are attempting to classify, ala Lineaus, the unquantifiable and nebulous realm of creative interaction. When I tend to think
I think my muse has gone from beer to tea. I used to head down to the corner store, the Amoco at the bottom of Tilly Mill and pick up a cold Coors 40. I’d brown bag the thing, sneak it into my room and sip the beverage while
So I’m basically one week into the Nanowrimo (National Novel Writing Month). Lets see how I’ve done. Words written: 17086 Hours Spent Writing: 19.5 (half of that during extended lunchbreaks at work) Percentage complete: 34% So those are the statistics. Basically I’ve been a fiend, as
www.nanowrimo.org National Novel Writing Month. I’m doing this next month – a 50,000 word novel in 30 days. That breaks down roughly to 2000 words a day. Roughly four pages to type on the screen every day. And I think I can do it. I wrote most