Truths, Vol. 5

Your element is a place you should remain far from when expecting creativity.

• Having YouTube subscribers does not make you a network programming executive. You’re probably overqualified.

• Never let someone review a rough cut who doesn’t understand what one is.

• You pay Ticketmaster for the convenience of . . . paying for a ticket. They’re completely unnecessary unless you live somewhere acres or cattle outnumber humans. (Hint: “box office”)

• Paying fifty bucks to see Scott Weiland fall off a stage is not a badge of honor. It’s gambling. If I show up drunk for work, I get fired.

• On Battlestar Galactica, “frak” can be loosely translated as “smurf.”

• Producer and engineer are not the same job. Just like waiter and chef. Don’t be fooled by any overlap, like making drinks or procuring smack.

• Compromise is never an improvement if between more than two directions.

• He who laughs last should not go out to movie theaters.

• When you’ve run out of ideas, you run into remakes.

About Gordon

Gordon Highland is a video producer/director in the Kansas City area who also makes music and writes fiction.
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3 Responses to Truths, Vol. 5

  1. Caleb J Ross says:

    …and when you haven’t the resources for a remake you convince yourself that “reality” is an idea.

  2. G says:

    And when you’ve run out of reality, you run into reruns.

    And when you’ve run out of reruns hopefully you’ll pick up a book for a change.

  3. Gob says:

    Truth: JK Rowling cannot possibly be an environmentalist given her massive waste of timber.

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