Hello Screen-L, For about seven years I've been working on a multimedia version of a book I wrote quite awhile ago called "How To Read a Film." We recently finished the disc (it's a DVD-ROM) and it just won the DVD Excellence Award from the DVD Association, the major trade group. I'd be very interested in feedback from the list on this project. There is a tour available at http://readfilm.com but it only gives you a bit of a taste, since we had to compress the hell out of it to accomodate low bandwidths. If you are interested in the DVD-ROM itself, I've arranged for a significant discount for Screen-L participants at http://readfilm/Screen-L The disc includes four eBooks, 135 film clips (4+ hours), scores of audios, interviews, interactive labs, and more. The books are: How To Read a Film, The Dictionary of New Media (both available also on paper), and two anthologies--Reading about Film and Reading about New Media (available only as eBooks). Since I haven't been in a classroom myself for 15 years I'd really be interested to hear your reactions, either on the list or privately. Thanks. James Monaco ---- For past messages, visit the Screen-L Archives: http://bama.ua.edu/archives/screen-l.html