@PhoenixProdLLC hmm i could be hired to do that, since i know I'm at least funnier than the people on tv. But anyway this video has a NIN vibe to it, doesn't it? I like it.
Things made for TV, very generally, have a lot of restrictions on how stories of any kind, fictional or not, are presented and stated . Nearly anything impacted by advertising will, because they have to consider the sensitivity of them before their audience. That's a what I hate about all that. Toss in all the nepotism that goes on in creative industries, and, imo, it's a damn miracle anything is broadcast at all. 😂 You might like a channel I follow by Ben Caruthers. He's very honest about a life in production. People are worked entirely too hard, for next to no pay (there are actors trying to live on 10Gs a year ), and the hours are quite brutal. Suicide and Addiction are VERY high as a result. People go into it or out of college with wild pony dreams, maybe in their small town pond they were a big Drama fish with lots of accolades and maybe they're very handsome or pretty, them find themselves in an OCEAN of other aspirants with the same ambition only maybe they have been mentored from childhood and so have more contacts and doors opened....I think one of the WORST things that ever happened to story telling was the ridiculous emphasis on MFAs... This kind of need for academic approval of talent before it can express itself in some domain is a Creativity killer. You don't get great writers with expensive life experiences you get average writers with compressed experiences and, often because they're raised in excellent circumstances they just come out of with a very narrow idea of what's 'good' and what's 'bad'. It's like talking to clams and then expecting them to understand the pov of a blue whale. Clams tend to have small perimeters. What separates the great writer from the average/good enough, is whether that writer has a deep sense of COMPASSION for the human condition, not irritation. Anyway, if you think about an era where Tennessee Williams plays were also presented on film, and the characters and stories could actually be pretty rough, a very large portion of any audience at that time could 'connect' because they saw what's familiar and for those who couldn't, they saw into a world they otherwise miss. It's like Algren writing about people who occupied desperately poor circumstances.. He was "soft white underbelly" before that existed. They're presented not as objects of derision but human fucking beings struggling against the weight of a system whose archi demands perfection in all things. So Shame permeates a great deal of their landscape, and also grinds them further down. People don't always wonder why audiences responded to Laurel & Harry, but it's worth understandimg why even today me And this is me "sperging out" as Mikey would say 😂 Be careful asking me what time it is, I might build a watch first. 🙃 Apologies... What are your favorite shows/movies/plays that are funny? What's the funniest thing you've ever seen? Do you write scripts currently?
@PhoenixProdLLC i might follow Ben. Yeah those weird hierarchies on tv.. they are just weird. i showed Emilia fart to someone and we realized that social media has made things way more punk now that nobody is saying who and why and how can we put ourselves out there, women can now be fąt and multidimensional and interesting and funny without being the butt of the joke.
@PhoenixProdLLC my overactive mind just comes up with memes and comedy snippets but also plotlines for books/movies. That's it probably and i have no idea how many there are, i tend to forget
@@PhoenixProdLLC am all good i know it's been awhile since I made a video however I do have videos planned in fact right now I'm trying to get a interview Maybe with a band i really like
That's great! Go for it! Also, I forget you've been hanging in a discord community online. This channel is going to be a pretty dead channel in the near future. I will retain control of it but we're off to another platform and losing the groundwork over there. A friend just caught an international distro deal for one of his companies latest movies and so they're getting busier and I've got 3 different pieces of Art I have to get out the door reasonably close to when I said I would. :P So, I understand how you can get so busy IRL that online time either feels like a burden or is sporadic. UA-cam doesn't like that. They want consistent channels. And I don't care about being that for them. Where are you going to do the interview? Will it be on video? Who's recording it? Or is it an oral interview and you're going to publish it in print form? What's the name of the band? Are they local to you, or widely known? What kind of music use it? I think it's great Beatnik and I'm excited for you! 😃 Go get that! 👋👋👋😎🎶🙋🏼♀️
@@PhoenixProdLLC the name of the band is called The Sound Station I haven't heard back from them Saturday but I'm hoping they will but if they dont its ok yeah I'm hoping it will be on video somehow I don't know yet cuz I just literally asked him like a week ago but who knows really I just want to get this band more exposure they a really good band
I am not the songwriters/singers/or actors, no...i hope that doesn't take away any enjoyment you may have gotten out of it :) That said, I have been known to be a songwriter and musician, among other things, so may be more drawn to doing this sort of thing than, maybe, the average bear :)
@@ChefOrelleYoung Thanks so much for taking your time to check it out and saying so and you catching that vibe is 'mission accomplished' from my pov, thanks Orelle! :)
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I was shopping and i desperately needed to distract myself from laughing at my own jokes and this helped me. Thanks now I'm interested
😂😂🤸💃 glad I could help... If they're funny enough to make you LOL, maybe you should consider writing them down! You might be a natural comedian.
@PhoenixProdLLC hmm i could be hired to do that, since i know I'm at least funnier than the people on tv. But anyway this video has a NIN vibe to it, doesn't it? I like it.
Things made for TV, very generally, have a lot of restrictions on how stories of any kind, fictional or not, are presented and stated . Nearly anything impacted by advertising will, because they have to consider the sensitivity of them before their audience. That's a what I hate about all that. Toss in all the nepotism that goes on in creative industries, and, imo, it's a damn miracle anything is broadcast at all. 😂
You might like a channel I follow by Ben Caruthers. He's very honest about a life in production. People are worked entirely too hard, for next to no pay (there are actors trying to live on 10Gs a year ), and the hours are quite brutal. Suicide and Addiction are VERY high as a result. People go into it or out of college with wild pony dreams, maybe in their small town pond they were a big Drama fish with lots of accolades and maybe they're very handsome or pretty, them find themselves in an OCEAN of other aspirants with the same ambition only maybe they have been mentored from childhood and so have more contacts and doors opened....I think one of the WORST things that ever happened to story telling was the ridiculous emphasis on MFAs... This kind of need for academic approval of talent before it can express itself in some domain is a Creativity killer. You don't get great writers with expensive life experiences you get average writers with compressed experiences and, often because they're raised in excellent circumstances they just come out of with a very narrow idea of what's 'good' and what's 'bad'. It's like talking to clams and then expecting them to understand the pov of a blue whale. Clams tend to have small perimeters. What separates the great writer from the average/good enough, is whether that writer has a deep sense of COMPASSION for the human condition, not irritation.
Anyway, if you think about an era where Tennessee Williams plays were also presented on film, and the characters and stories could actually be pretty rough, a very large portion of any audience at that time could 'connect' because they saw what's familiar and for those who couldn't, they saw into a world they otherwise miss. It's like Algren writing about people who occupied desperately poor circumstances.. He was "soft white underbelly" before that existed. They're presented not as objects of derision but human fucking beings struggling against the weight of a system whose archi demands perfection in all things. So Shame permeates a great deal of their landscape, and also grinds them further down.
People don't always wonder why audiences responded to Laurel & Harry, but it's worth understandimg why even today me
And this is me "sperging out" as Mikey would say 😂
Be careful asking me what time it is, I might build a watch first. 🙃 Apologies...
What are your favorite shows/movies/plays that are funny? What's the funniest thing you've ever seen? Do you write scripts currently?
@PhoenixProdLLC i might follow Ben. Yeah those weird hierarchies on tv.. they are just weird. i showed Emilia fart to someone and we realized that social media has made things way more punk now that nobody is saying who and why and how can we put ourselves out there, women can now be fąt and multidimensional and interesting and funny without being the butt of the joke.
@PhoenixProdLLC my overactive mind just comes up with memes and comedy snippets but also plotlines for books/movies. That's it probably and i have no idea how many there are, i tend to forget
good songs :)
Thanks beatnik, how are you doing these days? Everything good?
@@PhoenixProdLLC am all good i know it's been awhile since I made a video however I do have videos planned in fact right now I'm trying to get a interview Maybe with a band i really like
That's great! Go for it! Also, I forget you've been hanging in a discord community online.
This channel is going to be a pretty dead channel in the near future. I will retain control of it but we're off to another platform and losing the groundwork over there. A friend just caught an international distro deal for one of his companies latest movies and so they're getting busier and I've got 3 different pieces of Art I have to get out the door reasonably close to when I said I would. :P So, I understand how you can get so busy IRL that online time either feels like a burden or is sporadic. UA-cam doesn't like that. They want consistent channels. And I don't care about being that for them.
Where are you going to do the interview? Will it be on video? Who's recording it? Or is it an oral interview and you're going to publish it in print form? What's the name of the band? Are they local to you, or widely known? What kind of music use it? I think it's great Beatnik and I'm excited for you! 😃 Go get that! 👋👋👋😎🎶🙋🏼♀️
@@PhoenixProdLLC the name of the band is called The Sound Station I haven't heard back from them Saturday but I'm hoping they will but if they dont its ok yeah I'm hoping it will be on video somehow I don't know yet cuz I just literally asked him like a week ago but who knows really I just want to get this band more exposure they a really good band
Whoa whoa whoa, this you?
I am not the songwriters/singers/or actors, no...i hope that doesn't take away any enjoyment you may have gotten out of it :) That said, I have been known to be a songwriter and musician, among other things, so may be more drawn to doing this sort of thing than, maybe, the average bear :)
@@PhoenixProdLLC regardless, it was a great vibe.
@@ChefOrelleYoung Thanks so much for taking your time to check it out and saying so and you catching that vibe is 'mission accomplished' from my pov, thanks Orelle! :)