When you get a bad comment, remember:
You’ll never be criticized by someone who is doing more than you. You’ll always be criticised by someone doing less...keep your head up and move forward ❤️💪😎
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When you get a bad comment, remember:
You’ll never be criticized by someone who is doing more than you. You’ll always be criticised by someone doing less...keep your head up and move forward ❤️💪😎
Created at . Page last updated at .
Let me respectfully disagree with you.
Criticism is actually a profession, much like any other. You do not need to be a great poet or filmmaker yourself to be an excellent book or movie critic. It's about having a unique perspective on the content and a methodology to compare, reference, and benchmark one work against another.
Pauline Kael, Peter Travers, and Richard Roeper were never directly involved in film production, but they are well-known critics who have evaluated many films, including those by James Cameron.
So, it's not necessary for someone to do the exact job in a particular area to be able to critique it effectively.
We also had a few topics in that direction:
I think you have miss-interpreted what I mean and also maybe my messaging wasn't clear enough but when I said "Bad Comment" what I meant was people being nasty and not constructive at all.
Constructive criticism or constructive feedback is absolutely valid, but that is not what I was trying to convey.
I’d also say it’s pretty much a guarantee that critics, even professional ones, are doing less than creatives lol
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