Future of StoryTelling (FoST)
The Story of "The Work of Art" — Adam Moss
Nov 4, 2024
In this engaging conversation, Adam Moss, a celebrated magazine editor and author of 'The Work of Art,' shares his insights from interviewing leading creatives like Stephen Sondheim and Sofia Coppola. He delves into the collaborative nature of storytelling, the profound impact of editing on narratives, and his personal transition from magazine writing to book creation. Adam reflects on the allure of artistic artifacts, revealing how unfinished works can illuminate the artist's mindset and drive the creative process.
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- An effective magazine editor must unique establish the publication's voice while fostering a strong bond with its audience.
- Adam Moss's insights on the creative process reveal that collaboration and dialogue significantly enhance storytelling and personal growth among artists.
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The Art of Editing
An effective editor must define the purpose of the publication while establishing a unique voice that resonates with readers. This relationship between the publication's personality and its audience is crucial, as it fosters a strong bond. In addition to honing the publication's voice, a good editor acts as a leader, bringing together a talented team to craft compelling stories. The role goes beyond simple grammatical corrections, requiring the ability to envision the final product and guide the team toward its shared creative goal.
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