
197 | Inside Out 2 Director Kelsey Mann and Writer Meg LeFauve on How To Approach A Sequel
The Screenwriting Life with Meg LeFauve and Lorien McKenna
Valuable Feedback Includes Recognizing What Works Well
Feedback should focus not only on pointing out areas for improvement but also on highlighting what works well in a creative piece. It is essential to ensure that the recipient 'gets it' and connects with the story being told. Rather than just providing a 'compliment sandwich,' where positive feedback is sandwiched between constructive criticism, acknowledging the strengths of the work is crucial for helpful feedback. By recognizing the parts that do work, feedback becomes more significant and useful in enhancing the overall quality of the creative work.
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