Turning creativity into money.
That’s how I sometimes described my job as the Executive Producer of a hit comedy TV show in Seattle.
Turning creativity into money.
See, our job, week after week, was to be creative—on demand. BUT, that creativity had to lead to profit. If what we created—jokes, comedy sketches, parodies—didn’t draw an audience that advertisers would pay to reach, our creativity would have gone nowhere (and our careers would have quickly followed). But we did draw that audience, ...
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