I always grew up not understanding TV. I felt as if the people playing roles were doing just that, playing a part.
As I grew older, I started to watch TV and film.
I started to watch TV and film.
I thought the people I were watching were nothing like the people who were saying the lines. The character says the lines, but the person speaking them is different.
But I continued to watch.
I continued to understand.
It was never about seeing it in one way I wanted.
It was about expression.
It was a way for actors, directors, and writers to express themselves.
It wasn’t about me.
It was about them.
A writer writes not because he has to.
But because he wants to be heard.
A director does it the way he wants, not because he thinks it’s right, but because he sees it as right.
Media is a form of expression.
It has been since music was invented.
Even without lyrics, classical music has a far deeper meaning than most will realise.
Because no matter how much time passes, we all experience the same situations.
We all experience the same emotions.
We all are humans.
2000 years later, we are the same humans.
We can relate to anything.
We can understand anything.
Because no matter how much time has passed,
No matter who we are,
No matter who you think you are,
You are the same as everyone else.
Someone who grew up not understanding TV.
