"Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure" and "Freaked" remains one of my favorite films of all time. As for questions I've got a few,
How do the people involved in Napster compare with the people involved with the Deep Web? Napster seems a lot more open than Silk Road, at least as far as public perception.
In one of your interviews you mentioned 'Side-by-Side', a documentary about the differences between film and digital movies. I was curious what you think as far as the transition from film to digital... For documentaries it sorta makes sense to use digital, but for films (and very possibly Bill and Ted 3), which do you prefer?
What films would you recommend to an aspiring filmmaker? What's your top 5? Not including yours of course, that would be too easy :)
Thanks again for doing this AMA, can't wait to see this movie!
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"Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure" and "Freaked" remains one of my favorite films of all time. As for questions I've got a few,
How do the people involved in Napster compare with the people involved with the Deep Web? Napster seems a lot more open than Silk Road, at least as far as public perception.
In one of your interviews you mentioned 'Side-by-Side', a documentary about the differences between film and digital movies. I was curious what you think as far as the transition from film to digital... For documentaries it sorta makes sense to use digital, but for films (and very possibly Bill and Ted 3), which do you prefer?
What films would you recommend to an aspiring filmmaker? What's your top 5? Not including yours of course, that would be too easy :)
Thanks again for doing this AMA, can't wait to see this movie!
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