I was told I didn’t seem passionate about being a producer, and I’m too emotional to be a good one.
I successfully ran a $4.4M crowdfunding campaign at @Obsidian, and went on to produce amazing cinematics with @Blizzard_Ent.
And guess what? I am goddamn passionate about my job.https://twitter.com/jesslynnrose/status/1108765817989222400 …
Tech Twitter: Tell me about a time someone underestimated or dismissed you and what amazing things you’ve gone on to do since then?
RT for reach if y’all want a bunch of victory stories 
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fuck yeah
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I love these stories so much.
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This is powerful
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I always make it my goal to a. Do what makes me happy, and b. Prove those bastards wrong.
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Emotion in a producer is vital. People can sense your passion in a project - they can tell if you are invested or not, and in artistic projects emotional investment is how you get your best work. A good producer will make even the most mundane job an exciting one!
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So well said, thank you!
I think it’s also a matter of having a level of empathy for the people you’re managing. If someone is unhappy, I don’t say “I don’t care”, I listen to them and try to solve the problem. - Show replies
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And goddamn good at it too! You rock!
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