Why in G-d's name did the video producers decide they needed to use a "busy camera"? What a stupid idea! The setting is so beautiful, the story is gripping enough to hold anyone's attention. I do not plan to watch the rest of this series, but will instead read the novel. It is such a cliche to use the "busy camera" while filming a most movies. Additionally, in some sequences, the camera repeatedly swept across a scene, repeatedly! Why do *that*? What in G-d's name are the producers thinking that that makes the story better? So, I am sorry to say that I cannot continue to watch the rest of the series. I hope that my review means something to the producers of the show.

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