I think this group needs to get to that level before they are comfortable.

I think our process has worked pretty well. It's hard for me to believe anyone would be scared off by this process.

My feeling is we have been generous in the past, and I don't know if we can continue to do it in the near future. If things come around, we can do it again.

It's funny. When I started on council, I was the youngest person in the room, including the members of council, our engineer, solicitor and the clerk/treasurer. Now I'm the oldest person in the room. I guess I've been here a long time, but I still enjoy serving on council.

Some of our competitors believe (digital cinema) is ready for prime time. We believe that, like film, digital needs to be viable, well- tested and well-implemented. We're focused on getting the products where they need to be.

Ultimately, digital cinema needs to be reliable. Film is perceived as being very reliable. It might be out of focus, but people won't demand their money back. Digital is a different medium. It's either there on the screen or it's not.