By Peter May The printed program for the recent New York ShowBiz Expo advertised this session as a Scriptwriter’s Walk-In Pitchfest. To understand its beauty we need to parse that class title front to back. Let’s begin with “Scriptwriters.” By the time we’ve got our title page laid out, we wannabees have begun calling ourselves
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By David Hague John Westwood started in the video and filmmaking business in 1965 using telecine and has produced literally dozens of documentaries, commercials and films that have been shown all over the world and he has won numerous awards since starting Redgum Television Productions in 1984. John’s passion for video and filmmaking includes a
READ MOREThe person who runs their own business is usually known as an entrepreneur who tends to build-up himself and other people who join them. An entrepreneur is a person who makes his own decision and establishes it and moves on it to have a successful future. But before making a decision, an entrepreneur must know
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In this issue of inform we raise the red flag and suggest that design should be approached with a note of caution. The fact that you have received this eMagazine in your inbox towards the end of the month, instead of the middle of the month, as is the norm, is in itself an object
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The activity described in this posting – creating a butterfly wings for my avatar — took me a fair amount of work to figure out. This was despite two really good tutorials on transparency (A comprehensive tutorial on transparency and a really good tutorial on transparency and Paint Shop Pro). Even after all of this
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I signed up for the very first designindustry course held at Canterbury University several months back. This was partly due to meeting Dorenda and the team she has built up around her and being so impressed with their enthusiasm and foresight. It also had a lot to do with agreeing with the principle of Canterbury
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