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Making the Magic Happen
Jul. 14th, 2013 09:51 amYesterday I posted a picture of our Match Game SF front-of-house setup, with the contestant and panelist positions. But the next picture is just as important for putting on a show that people have come to expect.
( I Pay Lots of Attention to the Fen Behind the Curtain )
It is possible to do a less elaborate version of our show ("Mini-Match Game"), but as we've grown more elaborate and added features to the show, I've felt that it would be disappointing to not include the full set, particularly to anyone who had been at a previous show and came expecting the performance levels we've set ourselves.
I almost always end a show by thanking the people behind the desks who make the magic happen, and I mean it sincerely. Presenting the show as I do is actually relatively easy and fun, although physically exhausting. To have all of these people working so hard always humbles me.
( I Pay Lots of Attention to the Fen Behind the Curtain )
It is possible to do a less elaborate version of our show ("Mini-Match Game"), but as we've grown more elaborate and added features to the show, I've felt that it would be disappointing to not include the full set, particularly to anyone who had been at a previous show and came expecting the performance levels we've set ourselves.
I almost always end a show by thanking the people behind the desks who make the magic happen, and I mean it sincerely. Presenting the show as I do is actually relatively easy and fun, although physically exhausting. To have all of these people working so hard always humbles me.
