Fantastic Storytelling to Multimillion Dollar Rewards

Dear Hollywood,

Hollywood has enjoyed decades of undeniable success. Actors and actresses are household names and the stories told are classics that have penetrated deep into our hearts. Hollywood seems to have lost the act of storytelling. This beauty has been replaced by big budget remakes of old classical movies. Every time you go back to tell a story, you say it differently and change a lot of things. This is getting very annoying! It makes me wonder if Hollywood has lost its creativity.

Well a piece of advice is to stop celebrating criminals and lousy celebrities at every chance you get and start telling biographical stories on true heroes and role models. A biography on Warren Buffet and Bill Gates, John D. Rockefeller just to mention a few could easily fetch over $100m each in revenues. Tell more true stories and less science fiction. It is awesome to stimulate our fantasy but it is more productive to educate our minds.

Signed:
Emeka Ucheaga,
Managing Partner,
Emeka Ucheaga Advisory
+2348137532722
emekaucheaga@gmail.com

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