Re: FLASH: FlashForward 2000 response?

[Michael Dunn]

Agreed. The targeting bit on day one clarified a lot, but Josh Ulm cleared up

90% of what was said that first day in about 10 minutes. It was a great

experience (my company paid, too, so I'm not too upset) but had I paid, I'd have

been pretty upset. Counting airfare, hotel, food, cab fare and the conference,

I'd say it was about $2000 total. For that I've got three days off work, a copy

of Dreamweaver/Fireowrks and Go Motion, sore legs (too many hills) a much better

understanding of LiveMotion and a clearer view of flash folks (half are computer

nerds, half are face-pierced punks - all said in love). That's not a lot, but

it's better than living through email posts and site news. Good to get out there

and into it.


Granted this is only the first (almost a beta version - boy, I've spent too much

time with computer folks) and things were changing on the spot. Hopefully, next

year they'll have a better impression of the audience size, wants and needs and

be able to tailor a little better. Besides, next year (New York) what'll those

who attending the "advanced" scripting be motivated to learn? Advanced Advanced

Scripting?


Lynda, you listening?


--

Michael Dunn

The Merica Agency


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