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I know you are doing tryouts, but if Doc is serious, I would love to finally see him on the Creative team. Make him the community manager and in charge of making sure segments are fluid and on point with character development. I've always wanted to see him on the team, but I know that him not wanting to write matches have held him back in the past.
What I am trying to say is, Doc 2016.
My match is done but not sure if I want to submit it or not.
Sorry kids, but its a firm no on the just segments idea.
Most of us have erratic work schedule or 2 jobs plus different timezones. We need folks who on a whim can take any gaps on a show or take any piece of the writing pie.
For some of us, taking 2 matches becomes a risk because if we're indisposed for a couple of days, that slows the shows down considerably and we need to find a way curb that. I was guilty of it this PPV.
The more dynamic you can be, the better.
I'd do it if I didn't have to read all the fuckin' content.
The exact reason why after thinking about it I changed my mind.It's a big factor in why I left the first time around and why I'm not applying this time. It is a massive time commitment and that cannot be overstated.
I wanted to weigh in on this. I'm not going for it but I spent a lot of time up there. Loved it a lot, hated it a lot and learnt loads.
I know it's probably not popular but it's 100% the right call. Segment writing is easy, being the one to cast an eye over the show is easy. But even combined they're less than a part-time job. It's much more than that. Given the low quantity on the roster, it's certainly less intense than when I was there back in the day. Less RPs to read, no Aftershock to put together. The need to have someone do these "simpler" tasks shouldn't exist.
The workload is cyclical. Write RPs, read RPs, judge RPs. Write two matches, write additional material. Repeat. But in between all of this, there's contributing to all the discussions that take place. It's not easy. You've got to be able to manage your real life/e-life balance well, find a routine that works.
What I would say to anyone trying for this is that is a good main event doesn't have to be a long main event. This is for a Meltdown show, focus on the details, make it unique to stand out and tell a story. Above all, ensure that you are grammatically spot on and the formatting is correct as that's something so basic which can count against you. That's all the advice that I can give.
Whoever wins this, when you get there. Take some time to read a bit of the old stuff. Even a few years ago there was some amazing stuff up there.
When will the new creative members be announced?
Is there a specific cutoff time for the deadline on 8/6, would it be at 23:59 Central Time like as if an RP were due that day? I'm still considering throwing my name into the running in this thing but I have church stuff going on after work in the evenings all week this week.