When you can launch a successful career in comedy directly from College, land a cherished cult sketch series on MTV and continue in hit shows like “Reno 911!”, It is easy to be tangled to believe that you have all the answers. But by reflecting on these experiences during the latest section of “What no one tells you” Kerri Kenney silver admitted that many of her achievements have come from keeping up with Changeable trends.
“When we made the pilot for ‘Reno 911!’ Year 2000“She said.” Which sounds like a sci-fi movie now, but things were different. Things were different in comedy, things were different in the world. ”
She added, “We only made our latest” Reno “movie two years ago, so it’s a 25 -year period. While the characters have remained the same, the topic has changed, and also the comedy rate change. If we got stuck to our weapons and did everything we did when, when we first started, I don’t think this show would have been so long
Comedy has particularly changed since Kenney silver first began to consume it as a child. Then she would look at “SNL” Get away with 10-minute sketches, but nowadays she sees that “people consume comedy in 10-second pieces.” Instead of ignoring these shifts, it is better to embrace them and think creatively about what it means for your art. By similar to how digital quickly past film and how mobile phones are used for professional shots, Kenney silver shared that the progress is a couple for the course.
“I just made ADR for a movie and they missed a line, so I did it from my bedroom cabinet on my iPhone and it’s in the movie,” Kenney silver told IndieWire’s future for filmmaking. “So you have to keep up with the technology and keep up with the changed times.”
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