Blackmagic continues to set the bar as a responsive, innovative player in the 21st century media space. Kudos to them!

I remember visiting Japan in the mid 1990s and seeing iMode phones. They were lightyears ahead of the clumsy, large, and heavy flip-phones of the day. But they, too were works in progress.

I've shown my Hydrogen phone to over 100 people. I don't tell them anything ahead of time. I just show the. An image and the watch as their jaw hits the floor...which it does 90% of the time. I think these negative reviews are missing the larger picture. They are benchmarking against today and not looking toward the future.

Great title, lousy video. And not a very worthwhile summary of a not-great video. Bah humbug!

Emily, this is a truly great interview! So much information, so well presented! It belongs in a "Best Of NFS" anthology. Bravo!

NFS has become an unmoderated disaster.

I checked out some of your videos and have two things to saw. First is that you seem to violate the "show, don't tell" rule pretty hard. I would expect videos about EDM to have at least some music in them. You ask a lot of your audience to get excited about a genre or a subculture without ever revealing its principal self. Second is that documentary, like narrative, is really story driven. Your videos assemble strings of interviews. The interviews may seem like stories in the minds of the people who are giving them, but they are not THE story. If you watch the documentary GOOD COPY, BAD COPY (and perhaps relevant to your interests, the section about Tecno brega), you will see the craft of making a larger story from a set of story elements.