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New Video Reel for 2010

Layne McDonald's 2008 Editor's Reel is up on his site at www.laynemcdonald.com, but there is a new one on it's way and it is nice! Layne has been working hard on the style and it is not 10 minutes anymore. As most Hollywood Producers know... and Layne has found out... reels need to be quick... super quick.

In August 2010, be looking for a new Editor's Reel that is two minutes and less with tons of great graphics and video. He is packing a lot in to a small amount of time and it is looking really great!

Respond to Layne, personally, at www.laynemcdonald.com.

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