2What?
Finding Your Story
What’s real? Back when the Beatles sang “Strawberry Fields,” they said “nothing is real,” and if you’re hooked into Eastern philosophy or a fan of the esoteric or a physicist, you might already realize that everything is nothing more than a bunch of particles zooming around congealed in space, which is also a bunch of particles … well, it goes on and on. Knowing this presents a considerable challenge to those of us who want to create a piece of art that will feel real to audiences and authentic enough to move them in some way.
The thing we’ve got to see is that the reality we express is our own version of things. In that way, everything we say or do is incredibly personal. All the stories we tell are filtered through ...
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