Justine Bateman

Maybe. I mean, it was... It could be. And it goes into what it was like, the life cycle of fame, you know, from beginning equilibrium and then the without when it goes away, you know, so I experienced the full life cycle. And some people like Brad Pitt, you know, you go to equilibrium and he'll die at the equilibrium. You know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

But then also how we democratize.

But then also how we democratize.

It just keeps getting bigger.

It just keeps getting bigger.

And then how people democratize the seeking of fame. And they started quantifying people's value instead of qualifying it, you know, instead of qualifying it by saying, oh, this person's a beautiful violinist and they do good for others or I don't know, however they're qualifying it. And they start quantifying it by saying, oh, you have X number of followers or retweets or whatever.

And then how people democratize the seeking of fame. And they started quantifying people's value instead of qualifying it, you know, instead of qualifying it by saying, oh, this person's a beautiful violinist and they do good for others or I don't know, however they're qualifying it. And they start quantifying it by saying, oh, you have X number of followers or retweets or whatever.

Well, when you think about it, you used to just be who was going to know about you if you were doing anything? I mean, unless you were on national television or in a movie or in a political arena, how would anyone know if you're in Boise, Idaho or wherever? Like, how is anyone going to know whatever you're doing? It's social media, really. Completely change that.

Well, when you think about it, you used to just be who was going to know about you if you were doing anything? I mean, unless you were on national television or in a movie or in a political arena, how would anyone know if you're in Boise, Idaho or wherever? Like, how is anyone going to know whatever you're doing? It's social media, really. Completely change that.

You can be anybody, anywhere, and suddenly you're a huge hit doing something. Maybe it is of great value, and maybe it's great because, oh, we found you, and otherwise we wouldn't have known about you over there in Boise, Idaho. But for a lot of people, it's just...

You can be anybody, anywhere, and suddenly you're a huge hit doing something. Maybe it is of great value, and maybe it's great because, oh, we found you, and otherwise we wouldn't have known about you over there in Boise, Idaho. But for a lot of people, it's just...

I think they almost divest themselves of the seeking of their true gifts and talents in favor of the possibility of becoming famous, if only for a day, by tweeting something that got everybody angry or something. And I think that's a shame only because...

I think they almost divest themselves of the seeking of their true gifts and talents in favor of the possibility of becoming famous, if only for a day, by tweeting something that got everybody angry or something. And I think that's a shame only because...

we then don't get to find out, if they're spending so much energy doing that, then we don't get to find out what their true skills and talents are. And as a society, we miss out.

we then don't get to find out, if they're spending so much energy doing that, then we don't get to find out what their true skills and talents are. And as a society, we miss out.

I was definitely raised amongst taste. You know, good comedy, good films, good lighting.

I was definitely raised amongst taste. You know, good comedy, good films, good lighting.

Proper lighting. Definitely around taste.

Proper lighting. Definitely around taste.

Go ahead. My camera is stable. I am at eye level. I have, you know, I have lighting on myself. Yeah. I don't want to get, I don't want to have to critique myself.