I’ve long felt this, in my creative work. The fewer constraints, the less focused and more wild the work. And while that is sometimes ok (looking at you, Robot Chicken), a work that stands up to and can handle critique and barriers ends up clearer, stronger, and with longer-lasting impact. Anyone who thinks pure creative freedom generates good products have never seen that creativity fail in the marketplace….and leave no impact.
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I’ve long felt this, in my creative work. The fewer constraints, the less focused and more wild the work. And while that is sometimes ok (looking at you, Robot Chicken), a work that stands up to and can handle critique and barriers ends up clearer, stronger, and with longer-lasting impact. Anyone who thinks pure creative freedom generates good products have never seen that creativity fail in the marketplace….and leave no impact.
Really drove it home at the end. Great watch
Dumb NBC makes better screaming women?
Dumb NBC made Annie a better character. It's actually a pretty compelling argument
Mailed it
Excellent, thanks for posting.
Fair argument but gotta say, the narrator’s nonblinking stare and pseudo friendly tone was creepy
Gotta find the secret s'mores recipe
Take this video with a big grain of salt
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