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The question of quality is one of cost...
As shown by the video clip that lasts a few minutes but takes a day and a lot of film technicians to do.
For low cost reality TV 20 minutes a day screen time
Documentary 10 minutes screen time per day
TV Drama 5 minutes screen time per day
Feature films 1 or 2 minutes or less per day
Commercials 30 seconds per day
Porn producers have found that the cheaper the better, more updates, Millions of videos etc..
Paul only wants to modify this fraction, he does not believe in books or training, when shooting for magazines the same approach was used , competent photography but nothing to compete with good photography.
So this competition if it ever happens willbe about nothing, I doubt if anyone will see the difference, between "bad porn" and "good porn".
It is interesting now that cameras are becoming better and better whether quality will improve, and whether high bit rate HD material would appeal to a paying audience. (the free stuff being low quality)
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