Peter Berg

So kids are so confused, young kids that want to become filmmakers, you know, that they think they're, you know, they're going to work hard and they're going to make these movies and they're going to put their heart and soul into them and people are going to watch them.

So kids are so confused, young kids that want to become filmmakers, you know, that they think they're, you know, they're going to work hard and they're going to make these movies and they're going to put their heart and soul into them and people are going to watch them.

So kids are so confused, young kids that want to become filmmakers, you know, that they think they're, you know, they're going to work hard and they're going to make these movies and they're going to put their heart and soul into them and people are going to watch them.

And then they go on and they see TikTok videos that are getting, you know, 400 million likes and someone's just, you know, live streaming them like making toast. Like. They're like, wait a minute. What the fuck is happening? And I say, look, all you can do is control your passion, your work, your discipline and believe in something and put the work in. And I believe that the results work.

And then they go on and they see TikTok videos that are getting, you know, 400 million likes and someone's just, you know, live streaming them like making toast. Like. They're like, wait a minute. What the fuck is happening? And I say, look, all you can do is control your passion, your work, your discipline and believe in something and put the work in. And I believe that the results work.

And then they go on and they see TikTok videos that are getting, you know, 400 million likes and someone's just, you know, live streaming them like making toast. Like. They're like, wait a minute. What the fuck is happening? And I say, look, all you can do is control your passion, your work, your discipline and believe in something and put the work in. And I believe that the results work.

You know, will will take care of themselves. But it's it's weird, you know, for for filmmakers today and to try and figure out how how what's going to penetrate and what's not going to penetrate. And, yeah, I remember when when I did that, that series about opioids, painkiller and, you know, that pretty heavy issue. And we worked really hard on that. And I was very, very proud of it.

You know, will will take care of themselves. But it's it's weird, you know, for for filmmakers today and to try and figure out how how what's going to penetrate and what's not going to penetrate. And, yeah, I remember when when I did that, that series about opioids, painkiller and, you know, that pretty heavy issue. And we worked really hard on that. And I was very, very proud of it.

You know, will will take care of themselves. But it's it's weird, you know, for for filmmakers today and to try and figure out how how what's going to penetrate and what's not going to penetrate. And, yeah, I remember when when I did that, that series about opioids, painkiller and, you know, that pretty heavy issue. And we worked really hard on that. And I was very, very proud of it.

And, you know, we came out number one on Netflix and we were number one for like six, seven days around the world. And on the eighth day, we were number two. And the number one show was a documentary made on cell phone footage about the Johnny Depp, Amber Heard divorce trial where people were just in the parking lots. And that was the number one show on Netflix in the world.

And, you know, we came out number one on Netflix and we were number one for like six, seven days around the world. And on the eighth day, we were number two. And the number one show was a documentary made on cell phone footage about the Johnny Depp, Amber Heard divorce trial where people were just in the parking lots. And that was the number one show on Netflix in the world.

And, you know, we came out number one on Netflix and we were number one for like six, seven days around the world. And on the eighth day, we were number two. And the number one show was a documentary made on cell phone footage about the Johnny Depp, Amber Heard divorce trial where people were just in the parking lots. And that was the number one show on Netflix in the world.

And I'm like, whoa, wow. Like, you know, they probably made that for $25,000, if that. And everything is sort of, there's this great parody now. And it's confusing. But I'm like, dude, you just have to work harder. And if you're not telling the truth, you're going to have a harder time.

And I'm like, whoa, wow. Like, you know, they probably made that for $25,000, if that. And everything is sort of, there's this great parody now. And it's confusing. But I'm like, dude, you just have to work harder. And if you're not telling the truth, you're going to have a harder time.

And I'm like, whoa, wow. Like, you know, they probably made that for $25,000, if that. And everything is sort of, there's this great parody now. And it's confusing. But I'm like, dude, you just have to work harder. And if you're not telling the truth, you're going to have a harder time.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You don't need to be reminded of that.

You don't need to be reminded of that.