Alan Watt (not Alan Watts) on writing from the unconscious

I've made it most of the way through the playlist now, and it seems like it's mostly the first and last video that go into writing from the unconscious. Sheesh, the interviewer is terrible!! She didn't do any homework at all, and seems to be coming up with her "questions" on the spot, and not to know anything about screenwriting. Plus she seems to not want to actually interview him so much as have a conversation as equals, where each time he says something from his deep knowledge and experience, she wants to give her own thoughts and ideas. An interviewer's job is to ask the right questions to give the subject opportunities to share their knowledge or insights, not to try to get equal time in the spotlight and give their own inane thoughts and ideas. So many times she asked incredibly dumb questions and he had to maneuver around so he could talk about something actually relevant, instead of what she was trying to steer him toward. It's Chalie Rose style interviewing, but at least Rose did his research and sometimes had interesting things to say.

I need to watch the whole thing again and take notes. I've actually forgotten most of it now.