As my final word on authenticity for now, I leave you with this clip from an interview with the magnificent Orson Welles.
Q: You got away with enormous technical advances, didn’t you?
A: Simply by not knowing that they were impossible.
“I didn’t know there were things you couldn’t do.”
What a gift that is, an invitation to forget what you know, what you’ve been warned against doing, and to approach your creative work with a fresh gaze.
Whatever you want to do, no matter how implausible, pretend that you don’t know it’s impossible, and make a plan to get it done.
Do it anyway.
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I have Citizen Kane in my queue. I’ve never seen it.
Neither have I! Once Charles Schulz spoiled the ending, I never saw the point 😉 I do love Orson Welles though. Fascinating and brilliant man. I need to make a point to watch Citizen Kane.