Episode 310: Rich Silverstein of Goodby, Silverstein & Partners
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On his second visit to the podcast, Rich covers The Lion of St. Mark,
winning, dealing with roadblocks, wit, design, and personal growth.
5 years ago
4 comments:
I like it, too. A question for the group: do you think it's possible for people who have never worked in advertising to enjoy the show?
Elizabeth I think if it's not the it will be soon cause they'll have to change it for a bigger audience, expect relationship plot lines to abound. I think the show is pretty good, but as a young creative i'd like to say i'm nothing like the dude with crazy hair and glasses.
"What Women Want" introduced me to advertising as a job... granted it had a bigger plot (than Trust Me, so far); however, I hope it inspires many new young people too. Advertising seems more "popular" than it did when I first started wanting to do it (11 years ago). Is this true? Or just my perception? (p.s. I don't know how to italicize on a blog comment, hence the quotes around the movie.)
Good question, Elizabeth. I wonder the same thing.
But people love dirt. I watched St. Elsewhere in my teens, Miami Vice and LA Law in my twenties and Star Trek and Ally McBeal in my thirties. I liked those shows despite my not being a doctor, cop, lawyer or Vulcan.
There is some stuff on Trust Me that is universal, like balancing work and family, rejection, failed relationships and office politics.
And — unfortunately for us creatives at holiday dinners — everyone is an expert when it comes to advertising. My cousins, aunts and uncles would love to see what goes on in the ad biz, just so they can tell me how it really is.
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