Interesting post on bringing in the popularity of sitcoms with our lives and businesses. Personally, I've learned more proverbial wisdom from Seinfeld than many professors I've had.
sbspalding
· 1 year ago
Honestly, I think I lot of people have. Never underestimate the art of good storytelling.
ophelia_chong
· 1 year ago
My show would be non-linear iambic pentameter. The show would start with one thought and then end on the opposite or on a 90˚ angle. Characters would flow in and out, some would leave a mark, others would say nothing. The soundtrack is tonal and plays against what mood is being portrayed.
My show would begin with one idea and end with a hundred.
sbspalding
· 1 year ago
I think mine would end up being some combination of Quantum Leap and TechTV. Traveling around finding the "stuff" that will end up changing the world and helping to put it on the right path.
Constantly changing setting, a few main characters with a cast of changing secondaries and I can't really come up with a soundtrack but it'd probably end up being sea shanties.
ophelia_chong
· 1 year ago
oh... Green Acres with Bonanza, a dash of Twilight Zone, and Lost. And a bit of Medium.
Great post Lea! I completely agree. Some people believe that they'll "lose" some part of themselves if they work on branding. The analogy you made is also great, having a summary of your brand that people -get- only encourages people to dig deeper.
Michael Brito
· 1 year ago
LOL Steve, you forgot the Fact of Life. Great post my friend.
sbspalding
· 1 year ago
Well mate, you take the good -- you take the bad, you take the happy and the sad. ;)
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My show would begin with one idea and end with a hundred.
Constantly changing setting, a few main characters with a cast of changing secondaries and I can't really come up with a soundtrack but it'd probably end up being sea shanties.
Green Acres with Bonanza, a dash of Twilight Zone, and Lost.
And a bit of Medium.
http://www.lealea.net/blog/comments/you-are-not...
:)