Although the film production process has had to undergo huge changes since the default adoption of digital media, most movies still look like their analog predecessors in both style--directors frequently process digital files to mimic the look of celluloid--and narrative: beginning, middle and end. But, although we are looking down the barrel of the afterlife of cinema, to embrace digital media at this moment only means making movies explicitly about, or attempting to look of, the Internet. It t...
Although the film production process has had to undergo huge changes since the default adoption of digital media, most movies still look like their analog predecessors in both style--directors frequently process digital files to mimic the look of celluloid--and narrative: beginning, middle and end. But, although we are looking down the barrel of the afterlife of cinema, to embrace digital media at this moment only means making movies explicitly about, or attempting to look of, the Internet. It t...
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