I've grown up around this industry we call "Hollywood". Entertainment. I've worked on a ton of different jobs in film production starting at a young age, so I've had a TON of learning experience.
Here's what I've learned:
1) People take themselves and their work way too fucking seriously, too the point that simply seeing how seriously they take it makes me not take THEM seriously.
2) a bunch of stupid pretentious production-jargon.
When all is said and done, and all the pretentious, arrogant, condescending producers, directors, and actors finish their work and it's ready for public consumption...
I'd like to give you this perspective: your industry is termed Motion Pictures. And that's because it's LITERALLY a career made with pictures... in... motion, which is.....essentially..........a "FLIP-BOOK"???? A FLIP___BOOK. It's an art form. A matter of taste. You're making a flip-book and projecting it onto a big screen, and you want me to take your corporate status, identity, and politics SERIOUSLY????? Wake the fuck UP. You say it's a rough industry, a "cut-throat" industry? "Cut-throat" is what producers should want to do when they see the quality of their final products in this business.
