In this episode, we look at the intricate balance between the technical aspects and emotional resonance in creative works. We discuss how an excessive focus on technical details can sometimes overshadow the emotional connection, which is essential for a meaningful audience experience.

We discuss how a preoccupation with technical perfection can lead to a disregard for the narrative and emotional truth of a piece. Furthermore, we also share experiences that explore how different people can have diverse preferences and perceptions when it comes to art and storytelling.

Concluding with a strong advocacy for authenticity, the episode emphasizes the importance of storytelling and emotional engagement in creative endeavors. This in-depth exploration provides valuable insights for artists, filmmakers, photographers, and creatives in general, emphasizing that while technical skills are crucial, you should always be in service of the narrative and emotional truth of the work. -Ai

Double Indemnity - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_Indemnity

Martin Scorsese on Comic Book Movies - https://bit.ly/47It05m

Rushmore - “Unlock it!” - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6jYV4eZ1v0

The Gap by Ira Glass - https://vimeo.com/85040589

Alex’s 16mm Project - https://www.alexccarter.com/motion-picture/revlon-16mm-film

John Mayer Video - https://youtu.be/_eWrQzNJgC8?si=uTaSRUTJh5_Fg7lr

Scorsese & Casino - https://youtu.be/2BFHDK_u62M?t=1158

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