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Schools should prepare students for the eventuality of
them meeting their Idol, or a Celebrity, in a live, real
world setting/situation.
Therefore a theme in a couple of lessons/classes, should
include mock-up situations, of the student meeting, and
talking to, one of their personal Idols,
or a Celebrity.
This would make for an exsercise in regular verbal skills,
including forming an active selection of frases and words
that expresses admiration, public speaking, appreciation
of personal traits and deeds/performances/virtues, and
will result in less hysteria projected towards the Public
Figures, as the public/their fans, would be more at terms
with direct, personal, interaction, and they would, jointly,
form a more aligned, less media based/hyped, interaction
interface and emotional perception.
This would force journalists, in turn, to bring better, more
informative/detailed/less static/less stereo-typed
information. Particularly paparazzi photographers would
have to up their language and form towards such Public
Figures, as their audience would require more tact, and
more sensible behavoir.
Diana Gould meets a dignitary and knows what she wants to say.
http://www.youtube....watch?v=rWOy23MLY1I
[DrBob, Jun 04 2011]
Dennis Pennis
http://www.youtube....watch?v=v654Jh5Z9uI
He knows what to say to celebrities too. [DrBob, Jun 04 2011]
'Popular Capatalism' - a dignitaries take on 'Consumer Power'
http://youtu.be/6IChzzAPT7k
Phrasing and spin - the real world implication of the true meaning should be dealt with. [sirau, Jun 05 2011]
[link]
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Queue [zen_tom] anti-celebrity rant... |
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"Ah, Mister Bond ... I've been expecting you." |
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Might be better to teach them preparation for meetings with people who have the power to give them what they want but no inclination to do so. |
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There should also be classes for future celebrities,
to teach them appropriate ways of interacting with
plebes. Of course this would mean classifying
people, quite early, into one or the other category.
There would be classes in forelock-tugging and the
proper, gracious way to speak to servants. |
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In fact it would be even better to teach them how to talk to regular people! (I've met celebrities, and most of them are just regular people- though having to keep up a *front* at times.) |
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A personal portable teleprompter? |
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I spoken with my favourite artist and my favourite
journalist and we became pen pals for a while. the
secret was to be engaging. Act as a person who will
could potentially entertain them, rather than as a
devoted fanatic seeking to be entertained. |
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What works best is just relaxing and being yourself,
and not being totally fawning. Total fawners annoy
me. |
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(OK, a little fawning is always appreciated.) |
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//not being totally fawning// So, give us a percent,
and we'll see what we can do. Our rates are
reasonable. |
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//there is a more than a coincidental correlation// |
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True, but not necessarily a good thing, [zen_tom]. See Euripides. Maybe I'll have to take over the anti-celebrity ranter role, if you've lost the stomach for it. |
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//interacting with plebes// |
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That phrase suggests a clean compile followed by a run-time error, [mouseposture]. That is to say, it means something, but not what you wanted it to mean. To interact with plebes is to interact with several entire national proletariats. You're thinking of interacting with a number of individual plebeians. |
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Hint: there is no singular "pleb". No, really, you're just imagining it. "plebs" is a singular word which happens to end in "s", like "this", but the singular item it refers to is a single set with a largish cardinality. The elements of this set are the individual plebeians, and... |
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Where did everyone go? I was going to do autographs later. |
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There there, pertinax. I'm listening. Plebes in that context made me whince a little, too. |
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I got a small part in a local TV series once. I turned up on the set, having never seen an episode. On meeting one of the stars - whom I failed to recognise - I asked her, "So, what do you do?" We got on famously after that. |
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//Cue// Queue could be a jussive subjunctive, commanding the rant to wait in line. |
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Thank you, [spidermother]. |
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'meeting Paris Hilton, in the dusk, all alone, and no
fiece Tinkerbell to deterr interaction,, |
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I would have asked her : ' So, what is it that you
'can', 'will', and 'do',??', 'Smile !', 'Oh, that simple,..',
'Yiehs, That's basically what i do , Smile !', 'You
want me to smile ?', 'yiehs ,, please,..', 'OK -', a
smile, 'Ah, that helped me a lot,,..', 'Me also, -',
'The shortest crash course in 'making 'Bread '', '
Yeihs, I charge X million doll's for a course like
that,,', 'Oh, so now I owe you ??', 'No, just smile,
silly,,!',,.. |
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Utterly baked - Finishing schools. |
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