And they're good ideas at that. Thanks, Pete.

I agree it would be too much work for someone to stich all the pieces
together. I didn't think about just putting it on a web page... I also
 figured if I went the serial route, the pieces would be less quality:
small size, maybe 320 x 240 and less than 30 fps. If people wanted it,
I could make the whole thing available in a higher quality format
online -- once I figure out all
the codec compression and hosting/bandwidth/RSS feed/yada yada geek
stuff. (Which still is pretty confusing, by the way, for non techies
such as myself.)  

Thanks for your feedback, Pete. Definitely something for me to think
about.

--Greg

http://www.workingstiff.org


--- In [email protected], Pete Prodoehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> gmjoyce_y wrote:
> > I'd love to get your opinions about something I've been planning that
> > ties right into this idea. 
> > 
> > I've got a full-length movie I made called "Working Stiff"
> > (http://www.workingstiff.org) that I was thinking of putting up on the
> > Web someday so people could download it for a small fee, say a dollar
> > or two.
> > 
> > This episodic storytelling idea got me thinking, though. Let me ask
> > you: If I were to cut the movie up into 20, or 30 pieces (maybe one
> > scene at a time) and release one piece every day or every week:
> > 
> > a) would I kiss forever any hope of distributing it online for that
> > small fee I talked about?  
> > 
> > b) would I lose control of the movie or would the exposure be worth
> > the risk of essentially giving it away?
> > 
> > Would very much like to hear your opinions.
> 
> You have sooooo many options...
> 
> Release one piece per week or per day, either just on a web page, or
via 
> RSS. You could make it available only during that week/day. Put in 
> opening and closing scenes with the url, your info, etc... even if 
> someone gets all pieces, it would be some work to stitch together into 
> one piece, also don't put out the highest quality. All these things 
> might help you get exposure, and create a demand for the full, 
> higher-quality piece...
> 
> Just an idea...
> 
> Pete
> 
> -- 
> http://tinkernet.org/
> videoblog for the future...
>





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