Re: FLASH: FlashForward 2000 response?

[Michael Dunn]

>

From: jdowdellmacromedia [dot] com (John Dowdell)

> One thing that various Macromedians have commented on is how so many folks

> have found new lives for themselves in this work... many attendees are now

> making a good living doing creative work they enjoy, through Flash...


Definitely. But, since I'm primarily in print design, I'm a little less biased.

I'm still in a position where I can pick and choose and whine and complain and

kick and scream. I created a site in HTML and hated it. I created a site in

Flash and LOVED it. Both the site and the experience. And I'm amazed at how

advanced some people are, how far they've stretched Flash. Like I said in my

post, it was a great experience, and though some parts were a let down, they

were way better than sitting around reading a post about the topic. I'm not a

big fan of faceless communication (email, cell phones, etc) and was glad to see

the "global village" look and act more like an actual village.

--

Michael Dunn


http://www.reydo.com

michaelreydo [dot] com

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