Media Tech, Morning of Dec 4
Media Technology in the next 50 years.
I am a believe that, due to past trends, technology in general is going to hit a wall. I think that is going to happen in my lifetime but, that is mostly because I know it happens but, no living people I have met had been in a time when technology is not rapidly moving forward.
There are some new ideas that are become increasingly important to the industry and will be developed before we hit the wall. Mostly because these are either being developed or currently being markets to the large studios.
The updating to more realistic CG for effects, this is because of the increasing challenging CG films being produced like a life action Lion King and Winnie the Pooh. I also believe that a software that animates in-betweens will be more widespread but not be very damning to the animated pipeline workforce.
I believe that digital copies of comic will be more common place. I love the comic stores but, due to the over all comic sells, they may have to become warehouses for an online store.
Interactive media will become more developed but, never really very popular. It's a cold media that is not as hot as video games. The question is how interactive can you make tv before it seems like a game.
On the topic of video games, the more realistic, violent games of the early 00's will faded out of popularity. More cartoony, non-first person shooters will rise up in the charts. As the DLC system falls in on itself. Game will take more time in development but, will be release without being patchy.
Censorship will be questions, popular films series now will be tired, magazine will become a completely online medium.
I am a believe that, due to past trends, technology in general is going to hit a wall. I think that is going to happen in my lifetime but, that is mostly because I know it happens but, no living people I have met had been in a time when technology is not rapidly moving forward.
There are some new ideas that are become increasingly important to the industry and will be developed before we hit the wall. Mostly because these are either being developed or currently being markets to the large studios.
The updating to more realistic CG for effects, this is because of the increasing challenging CG films being produced like a life action Lion King and Winnie the Pooh. I also believe that a software that animates in-betweens will be more widespread but not be very damning to the animated pipeline workforce.
I believe that digital copies of comic will be more common place. I love the comic stores but, due to the over all comic sells, they may have to become warehouses for an online store.
Interactive media will become more developed but, never really very popular. It's a cold media that is not as hot as video games. The question is how interactive can you make tv before it seems like a game.
On the topic of video games, the more realistic, violent games of the early 00's will faded out of popularity. More cartoony, non-first person shooters will rise up in the charts. As the DLC system falls in on itself. Game will take more time in development but, will be release without being patchy.
Censorship will be questions, popular films series now will be tired, magazine will become a completely online medium.
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