... vilket paradoxalt kan leda till bättre filmer på sikt! Skumt hur allt hänger ihop...

Håller med i allt du säger. Förutom kanske att tack vare greenscreen-teknologin och cgi så är det faktiskt möjligt för filmbolagen att göra episka storfilmer till ett mycket lägre pris än tidigare. Det och en Burger King tie-in, sen är filmen hemma redan innan den haft premiär. Men tendensen du talar om känns väldigt trolig.

Im thinking 1951 and Cahiers du cinema times mate. For starters the ability to make a movie becomes ever cheaper as the days go by, as does the ability to produce anything really. Thats why everyone owns a fat digital slr camera now. Availabilty on its own however doesnt equate success, its like kids now who know how to google anything but are completely nihilistic in their ability to choose what to search for. So technically a theorist with some autodidactyal "skillz" should do quite well for himself, i hope. A Canon hv20, which im not even sure its as good as you can get at that price range, is about 800 bucks in the states. Look at what it can do with a smidgen of editing skills: http://www.vimeo.com/464630 Im talking about what you can get out of so little and also how you can teach yourself and really sharpen the blade. Not something you could do to that extent 5 years ago when i bought a camera that cost a grand that now produces the equivalent of modern day stag films comparatively. Ill have to write up a comprehensive post about this on my blog later, ive been meaning to do so. Thanks for reminding me!

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