alan, i saw monsters just a couple of nights ago. it did look good. did a new blog post today about the gear we used. check it out here: http://ow.ly/3aJku

thanks guys, that means a lot. we're very excited about the footage and all the good things we have to work with.

Mizdiva, First off, love your screen name :) I see what you're saying and think it comes down to personal choice. For me, having a list of references on my web site or on a book I've written is a different thing. A potential client asks for that info when they are ready to see it. But when we put it out there unsolicited it, in my opinion, is the same as calling or emailing someone unsolicited and saying 'just wanted you to know that Mr. Big thinks I'm the bomb.' You probably wouldn't do that using those means and I'm saying that I think doing it via Twitter is no different. Probably the biggest factor here is that when I see other people do it it rubs me the wrong way. So I have to assume that most people would perceive me doing it in exactly the same way. Thanks so much for the dialogue.

It's coming. Check out what TIME and the Wonderfactory are working on for 2010. http://tinyurl.com/y98m7ap

I've asked that same question 100 times. Now I know. Free at last :)

great stuff. i feel the same way. wrote a similar post a couple months ago that you may find amusing. http://tinyurl.com/mmvcrq btw, casey graham says we need to connect. i hope we get a chance to do that sometime soon. fyi we're the guys doing his current change group branding/design. keep up the great work.

i'm with you bro. i don't watch them either. i'll take a 2 or 3 hour movie any day of the week, but that never ending stuff...too much.