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Some Questions about the Invisibles – 1
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2 thoughts on “Some Questions about the Invisibles – 1”
It’s funny to still go to conferences and hear things like “Britney Spears going on a date with so and so or that the character went to the section of dead cats in the grocery store.”
Or also to hear things like “If you can make the kids laugh you have a chance.” (Gosh, TRYING to be funny to teenagers? That will set you up for failure. One quality of teenagers is their ability to sniff out people that are being fake.)
The Invisibles is SUCH a better way.
I mean if the kids truly want Britney Spears in their story (they don’t) they can do so but isn’t it freeing to be able to do a story that might not even have a problem or a solution and that doesn’t have to be funny?
Great points, Greg. I don’t understand why they are still doing the same things at the conferences as 20 years ago. Britney Spears? Really? You describe the issue very well above.