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A message for all of you
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Have a great Christmas and a better New Year |
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Dang! Some of the text is too small to print on the back of my business card.
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Greg,
Just click on the thumbnail and it will enlarge. |
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Oh yes, I realize that. What I mean is that, if printed in 4 colors, at the size of a business card, the font size will make some of the text too small to read, or even to print clearly.
It's a good Venn diagram, though. Well done! Quote:
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OTOH video-only entertainment (silent movies) has not been accepted by audiences for nearly 100 years. |
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The quote comes from my post, and yes I agree it is inappropriate for this audio forum, but I do post on several other forums here on DV info where it is appropriate. I can take my knuckles being wrapped on this forum - so sorry, but the quote stays.
Have a great and noise free Christmas |
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"The Artist" - breaks the 100 year rule
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Is mine the only household in the world where the TV is sometimes watched with the sound muted?
Hitchcock films still work (but maybe that's because we've watched them so often before). :-) |
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love it. did you create this?
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Unfortunately I didn't, it was posted on my Home page through Facebook.
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2) Likely 99.3% of all PowerPoint presentations are accompanied by a live commentary from the presenter, droning though it may be. 3) How many of those PowerPoint audiences do you think would leave if they could get away with it. I'm sure most of them could find something more entertaining or productive with that 20 minutes out of their lifespan. |
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Actually I think the quote is an over-generalization. It depends on the medium: a painting doesn't need music; music doesn't need visuals. Would you rather watch a symphony with the sound muted, or listen to a mime with the video turned off? However, movies and video are the culmination of a progression: oral tradition (and music), written word (and music), drama (or music, or both combined). And so it seems to me that most writers continue to create scripts with a strong verbal component; therefore the hearing of the script is usually more important than the visual elements. (Of course I still read books, so my views may not be representative of the younger generation.) |
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