Colbert is as passionate and knowledgeable about LotR as anyone, so I'm interested to see how this turns out.
I kinda skimmed the article, does it mention that Peter Jackson is directing, I assume because he was part of the announcement that that was the case, but didn't see it confirmed.
Exactly, you haven't created a book until it's written down, not to mention that the editing process exists.
The idea that you're just transcribing an entire book that's already written in your head is baffling.
The act of actually making the work, be it painting, drawing or whatever is the creative part.
The hint is in the word itself, I would suggest that create being the root word of creativity is no accident.
It's not called thinktivity.
In a thread that seems mostly about trying to justify/rationalise not having to pay artists for their work, casually associating artists with Hitler seems kinda gross.
What if Andy Warhol had been dead for almost 40 years?
What if Andy Warhol was the only genius to have had a 60 IQ?
What if we talked about reality instead of hypotheticals?
In what way is the vision being tweaked in your example? And for what reason? To say what? These are the important parts...