In our car documentary, we'd want to film establishing shots at the locations where our interviews took place: in this case, classic car museums, chop shops, etc.
We decided to start our interview where our last one left off: with food.
It was cool seeing him interact with almost every single person who walked into the HubBub coffee shop where we had our interview in.
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For part one of our interview, where Zingale details the ROI of social enterprise software, go here.
It is also, Wynne discovers after our interview, where the director of that pivotal production of The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, now resides.
Make sure to check back tomorrow for part two of our interview, where we get Kurzweil's insights on why it's important for entrepreneurs to get some sleep once in a while, what neuroscience research he's particularly obsessed with these days, and his favorite web applications, among many other things.
Below, read the rest of our interview, where we talk about how Cunningham taught himself to use primitive software from the 80s, why he's "emotionally dead" while making music, and of course, his childhood Nimbus.
Duysak, in one physical sense, is out of the picture where the U.S. is concerned: our interview took place in Germany, Duysak's home country, where he returned at the end of his visa period.
