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There's a new ultimate DV Rebel in the house
Monday, January 21, 2008 at 12:30PM And his name is J. J. Abrams.
Monday, January 21, 2008 at 12:30PM 
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Did he really just call Princess Lea a "mystery box?" heh
I really love the TED talks, I was watching that just the other day along with some other possible Rebels. Here is the link to the other rebels (not sure of their work flow or anything and they have not much to do with TED).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJUmwWHtSHE
Not sure if anyone noticed his brief reference to rustboy http://www.rustboy.com/
Looks great.
This is a great lecture. Abrams speaks eloquently about the power of mystery, and about the importance of compelling characters to make you care about the story.
So why do the characters in "Cloverfield" seem so flat, so slick, so shallow? How can I care about what's happening, if I don't care about the people it's happening to?
More than instructive, inspiring. Specailly the "mystery" part. Very nice.
thanks for posting this :)