Some performers have taken up Tumblr as a means to get their work and ideas out there - do you think sites like this will eventually be as big as Twitter for this purpose? (I heard about this through your Tumblr FYI.) Paul Scheer in particular seems a big proponent of Tumblr, as he discussed in an episode of the Wolf Den. What about video sites like YouTube and Funny or Die, or podcasts? Would your career be different had these media tools not been available to you?
Edit: Do you think it puts a pressure on performers to create more content more often, and does that make it easier or more challenging to "make it" in the business?
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Some performers have taken up Tumblr as a means to get their work and ideas out there - do you think sites like this will eventually be as big as Twitter for this purpose? (I heard about this through your Tumblr FYI.) Paul Scheer in particular seems a big proponent of Tumblr, as he discussed in an episode of the Wolf Den. What about video sites like YouTube and Funny or Die, or podcasts? Would your career be different had these media tools not been available to you?
Edit: Do you think it puts a pressure on performers to create more content more often, and does that make it easier or more challenging to "make it" in the business?
PS I am a big fan! And obviously a comedy nerd...
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