It is almost the opposite of what people think. Organizations tend not to be on the cutting edge.

Mathematically, it starts getting difficult with budgets beyond $100 million to recoup money on a movie with major first-dollar gross participants. First-dollar gross is fine if a movie is successful, but if it's not, participants will continue earning fees which only pushes the studio into further losses.

In the '80s and early '90s, they were basically musicals. Now, they're comedies. Will there be other paradigms? Yes.

Until the audience tells you it's too crowded, it's not too crowded.

We're now trying to get these fraternal organizations working together on major projects to benefit people.

Great organizations demand a high level of commitment by the people involved.