The book explores the impact of technology on the industry and how it has changed the way films are made, marketed, and consumed. The Plot of Digital FilmMaker: In the beginning, there was only one way to make movies: celluloid. This was the only medium available to filmmakers, and it required a lot of effort and resources to create a single film. However, as technology advanced, new ways of making movies emerged, such as video and digital formats. These new formats allowed for more creative freedom and lower costs, which led to an explosion of innovation in the industry. As technology continued to advance, the industry saw the rise of computer-generated imagery (CGI), which revolutionized the way movies were made. Suddenly, anything was possible, from fantastical worlds to realistic special effects. This opened up new possibilities for storytelling and pushed the boundaries of what was thought possible in filmmaking. However, with great power comes great responsibility, and the industry soon realized that CGI had the potential to be misused.

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