The Creative Moments Series
What those who have made it have to say to those who want to create with inspiration
The Creative Moments Series emerged from a thought I had one day .... I wanted to interview folks who had succeeded in some aspect of creative endeavor yet I knew I did not have the time or energy to develop full-blown interviews.
Also, most of the folks I wanted to contact wouldn't have time to answer a bunch of questions either.
Creative Moments:
Then, I got the idea for just asking two questions, questions that I felt might cut to the core of what a creatively inspired person might want to know.
Basically, I asked the questions I myself would have wanted answers to, when I was starting out. I hope that others in creative fields may also appreciate the responses.
You'll notice that the two questions change from person to person, because I'm contacting creative folks in different areas of creative expression, from writers to actors to directors to .... anybody actively involved in the performing arts or creative arts.
My first creative moments interview was with Gary Marsh (of Breakdown Services, not Disney, although I'd love to interview that Gary Marsh as well.
I'm always amazed and delighted when I find someone in Hollywood who is well-known and yet, still accessible.
Gary Marsh was the first creative person I contacted and I was just thrilled at his openness and willingness to participate.
I have gotten the same response from others I've contacted about this series. Upcoming Creative Moments include actor Stephen Tobolowsky and Writer/Director/Producer Maggie TerryViale.
Creative Moments:
Meg Lansaw
Gary Marsh
Maggie TerryViale
Del Shores
Stephen Tobolowsky
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