How have you pushed the envelope this time?

We haven't pushed it, we've licked it this time.

I'm, uh, so we're reaching, trying, you know, I mean each film, everybody sets a new bar.

What we do, you you know Jim Cameron does and

then Spielberg does it and and they each raise the bar each time so it's a it's a

healthy competition but I guess the best thing is that audience benefit from it the most.

We're still all kind of struggling with the technology, trying to get it to do the things that

we want to do in a very photo realisticistic way but we're getting to a point where you know

we can start getting back to the characters and the storyline you know and not deal with the technology

it's just a tool it's only there to help you make things that are amazing, you know, that a writer can

come up with now we have the tools to be able to do almost anything. But you know, we're still not there yet,

but it's each year is a, you know, there's a new benchmark that's hit by everyone out there who's working in the

digital realm. Today is March 18th. That was Rick McCallum and And this is Forrest Cast Daily. Well, sorry about the last two episodes. I know they were a little bit later in the day.

I'm still working. It's business as usual for me out in the field.

I'm not really doing the show because I have extra time.

I'm doing it for those folks who are like me who are still working every day and it feels a bit

depressing.

Those people who are stuck at home, whether they're working or self-quarantining,

really, it's just a reminder that we're all in this together.

And if I could bring any joy or relief from this awful time,

then I hope this show does so. But if you haven't found out by now these

daily shows are basically stuff I like or find fascinating and today today is

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