The title of this DVD is Introduction to Zbrush3, not Sculpting a human head with Zbrush3. Most introduction courses are Tool-based tutorial, not Project-based, I believe the reason is that if you dig deep to a particular project, you will prompt to be unable to cover all the tools systemically.
I am completely new to zbrush when I watch this video, so I found this DVD very comprehensive and systematic, when I start doing my own project, I usually come back to the video and watch it again when I felt I need a particluar tool, say, the masking chapter, or subtools chapter, I found it very handy and I believe it is the whole point of this DVD. (If it is project based DVD, it will be very difficult to do that)
I agree that if I now watch another DVD that use the same approach, I am pretty sure I will feel bored by it, because I have already knew the basic of Zbrush, I will expect a more project-based tutorials.
What I want to say is that you feel bored by this DVD not because something wrong with the instructor, but simply because you are not the target of this DVD in the first place. You may already know something about Zbrush and want to know MORE about it or want to take one step further. That is something this DVD not intended to do.
Finally, for the same reason, I don’t think a project file is necessary with this DVD, you can follwoing every thing Meats said by just dragging a cube/sphere to the cavas and do want Mead do. Of course, I do want to have some project file form Meats but it would be a bonus.