November 2024
Intermediate to advanced
540 pages
12h 24m
English
In her novel Star Country, Jill Robinson suggests that “star potential,” or raw talent, is easy to spot: “Long before the fame hits, the star’s the different one. The leader—or the weird one. The motor’s there. You want to feed off it; use its heat.”
The stars of broadcasting share certain traits. Genuine talent are true individuals, gifted storytellers, and good listeners, as well as articulate communicators. They have original thought, intelligence, and passion. These people have a strong life force and a sense of humor. They get a kick out of things. They burn with curiosity. Some have a formal academic education; all ...
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