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My take on the issue is that the whole tv/movie/entertainment industry far too insular! It's a relatively small clique of writers, producers, directors and act
by canada_dry 7y ago
My take on the issue is that the whole tv/movie/entertainment industry far too insular!
It's a relatively small clique of writers, producers, directors and actors that they keep throwing money at despite failure after failure.
What they need to do is stop with the incestuous industry patronage and get fresh blood!
Perhaps we need an "America's Got Talent" equivalent for writers/producers to pitch their show ideas and let people have a crack at it.
- techsin101 7y agoI agree as an immigrant i noticed stories told in country I came from and in USA are limited to certain types and different from each other. They follow cultural norms so rigorously that no matter the topic overall it looks like it was another event in the same city/country/culture. Even historical reanimations are very influenced by current culture to point they are simply false depictions. So yes, no matter how much writers try they have lived a life very similar to each other. Maybe I should write stories.