gapingvoid: "cartoons drawn on the back of business cards"

Movie making like any creative process is a intense struggle. Sharing the struggle as it happens will make creative people connect with the process and the output. A percentage of the audience will be better equipped to pay more attension - and it will benefit full community.

-Balaji S.

Easier access to all of your content, Hugh. It's sort of tediously disparate as it is. Otherwise I say keep it simple.

I also would actually like to see the names of the companies with whom you are working nearer the top of the blog; if I'm interested in checking out more I want to know exactly where I can find their sites. This is along the lines of my first suggestion, though, I guess.

Hugh I keep wondering why you are so certain that "bloggers hate" truncated entries. I personally prefer them in cases where the posts get too long (though I admit Colin is truncating some posts that aren't very long at all) because I like to be able to have an overview of what's there. I just wonder what your evidence is that it's such an unpopular practice. I know an awful lot of very popular, very heavily-trafficked blogs (especially political blogs) that routinely truncate the longer posts ...

Also -- as I've mentioned before, you can simply use a feed aggregator to view the untruncated posts anyway ...

I was unfortantly unaware of the Hallen Foe blog.
Give me a couple of days to follow it and I see what I can come up with.
You gonna follow this post Hugh?

Have a great day!

André Hedetoft
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