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Just watched this documentary again for my dissertation research, and it's well worth a watch. Very inspiring discussion on the effect of digital technology and production of art (mainly music and film), exploring the positives and negatives of anyone being able to produce their own work. The fact that it's so open-ended is a real kick up the arse to creatives to produce work of high creative quality rather than just bashing out reems and reems of average digital work. And I mean that as a positive...



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