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“What I am most excited about, however, is the ability, the urge, to now convert my thirty-odd short films from the tiny postage-stamp size to the iPod format, post them on the Web, and distribute them so that viewers can watch them as they were intended—on the toilet.” — Evan Mather
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| Search the BRAINTRUSTdv essays, interviews, and roundtables by keyword, subject, author, or title. |
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 Roundtables
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| The vision for the BRAINTRUSTdv roundtables is outlined in this brief prefatory note from the roundtables editor. |
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| How will the video iPod change video content in cyberspace? What does it suggest or promise as a cultural model? How will it affect independent media makers and corporate media providers? Is the video iPod "good" or "bad" for cinema—or is the term "cinema" no longer applicable in such a context? |
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