#Opalvision
Andrew
Its great to actually talk to someone you have actually met in person
(in Toronto) on CompuServe. I got the T4000 system primarily to make
business related videos and provide audio-visual support. I have in
fact hired someone named Russ Spencer who is working on this full
time. I am only spending maybe a week, as I have to operate my normal
consulting practice (to pay for all of this). We just really go going
in June. We just completed providing audio visual support for a
conference in Vancouver for the Society of Safety Engineers, and I am
consulting to another organizaion on how to use multi-media to
support their efforts. This will lead to a series of short video
modules. ( I have an order for the flyer). Then, I have a couple of
initiatives going with two groups on making videos for the non-profit
sector. These two are more speculative oriented; i.e – coming up with
a good idea and trying to sell it in the market place. I have a few
other items on the go. My basic approach is to try and capitalize on
consultant experience/networks while we learn the trade. For now, I
am offering to do things at below market rates in order to acquire
some experience.
Now, I have also started a dialogue with Hugh Ranalli that I hope will lead to
some CD ROM work on the IBM side. I think you and Hugh know each other or
worked with each other if I am not mistaken.
I would be delighted to talk this way or by phone or in person with you further
about AMIGA land as I am new to it, and have my own background in IBM.
Michael