missing audio in the beginning...
two hours long, go get your coffee
I have to apologize readers. I posted this talk and didn't watch it at first. I figured it was important and should get it up on the blog even if I couldn't take a moment to watch right away. I sat down today to actually watch the whole thing. What a waste of time and completely respectful to the speakers. Out of 2 hours, there is 20 minutes of talk about the current status with the panelists.
If you intend to give a presentation and show off a live survey, you should have billed this thing as that. This talk was billed as a VFX Town Hall which suggested to me the people on the panel would be allowed to speak.
I seriously wish the speakers on the panel were allowed to talk and discuss the topics. Even the audience engaged panelists and the moderator - Acuña Acosta shut it down for the live survey. Are you kidding? Anyone can look at that online??? WOW! If you are a moderator for a panel, you should be speaking very little. So, incredibly unprofessional.
If you want to see/hear anything pertaining to VFX/CG/Anim Labor Issues, scrub to these sections of the recording for content:
49:14 = ~10 minutes of actual panel discussion with Q's from the audience
1:07 - Scott Squires makes some interesting statements in his 5 minute introduction, but no one on the panel gets to discuss it.
1:13 - Panel talks for about 5 more minutes
01:16 - You get Q & A for about 5 more minutes. The Panelists are not allowed to speak because there was another presentation after the live survey.
1:21 Online Survey starts and the panelists fight to even speak for the next 30 minutes. Panelists finally give up and start looking at phones and watches.
1:33-1:37 Audience asks questions from the panel and moderator informs that she has to continue with the survey. So unprofessional.
1:40 Psychological Online Study about workers... ummmm. Wow.
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