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First you inflate the pig. Then you float across the meadow. Easy!
The following is my rant during a conversation with Brian Schiavo:
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EVERYBODY thinks the movie is about them. The writer thinks it's all about him, (I mean, except in Mac's case - I still have no idea what he thinks), the art department, costumes, makeup, actors, sound, music, picture editorial, all think it's about them. Don't forget the camera-freakin'-department, they've convinced most people it's all about them, and dear Lord -- the Director. The idiot Director thinks it's his movie... but the fact is it's not about any of 'em.
It's about the movie.
We do two things: beat up on people on pricing, and say the word "no" a lot.
Here's the way conversations between department heads and the producer should be handled:
"This movie would be so much better if..."
"No."
2 comments:
I was halfway through your rant thinking, "Duh. It's about the movie."
Thanks for agreeing with me.
No problem. Whenever you need to find someone to agree with you, just gimme a ring! ;-)
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