Chapter
The Changing Pace of Entertainment
20:53 - 31:28 (10:35)
The speaker discusses the idea that modern audiences prefer entertainment that is fast-paced and constantly engaging, citing examples like the film Scott Pilgrim. However, they also mention the value of boredom and imagination in generating creative ideas.
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The speaker discusses different methods he uses to find inspiration for creative work, including thinking, imagining, and walking without his phone.
20:53 - 23:00 (02:06)
Summary
The speaker discusses different methods he uses to find inspiration for creative work, including thinking, imagining, and walking without his phone. He aims to make content that is less vlog-based and more fictional, with hopes of eventually writing for TV or movies.
ChapterThe Changing Pace of Entertainment
Episode#276: Sean Millea – Lessons From 300,000,000 Views
PodcastThe Danny Miranda Podcast
While TikTok can certainly help artists gain a following, there are limitations to the platform when it comes to artistic fulfillment and reaching certain goals, especially for those in the rock or music industry.
23:00 - 25:09 (02:09)
Summary
While TikTok can certainly help artists gain a following, there are limitations to the platform when it comes to artistic fulfillment and reaching certain goals, especially for those in the rock or music industry. The format of TikTok also lends itself more towards scripted, short videos rather than longer artistic ventures.
ChapterThe Changing Pace of Entertainment
Episode#276: Sean Millea – Lessons From 300,000,000 Views
PodcastThe Danny Miranda Podcast
The entertainment industry is shifting from slow-paced entertainment to fast-paced entertainment, where audiences want to be entertained every second.
25:09 - 31:28 (06:18)
Summary
The entertainment industry is shifting from slow-paced entertainment to fast-paced entertainment, where audiences want to be entertained every second. However, there is beauty in letting entertainment 'breathe' as seen in some Netflix shows or classic films from the '50s.