Untitled - because of context

It is the story that makes people beautiful.

An actor or actress can be beautiful and handsome, but it is the character they dis_play, that’s cherished among viewers and admirers.
An actor or actress has a job, a script, make-up teams and coaches and fans, but it is the writer of the character, that makes these actors and actresses more easy to fall for.

Interviews with acting professionals are often about how the whole crew has become a family and how important it is to represent minorities on screen. It is truly beautiful, because it shows how random people who have nothing but their acting job in common, can grow such a lovely bond at work.

In real life, though, I care more about the characters.

The fictional, human creations that writers give us, viewers, bystanders, insight in humanizing background stories through well-timed flashbacks that we, viewers, bystanders, cannot see when we meet strangers on the street, in a bar or on a digital dating platform.

Context is sexy, power- and beautiful, because it wraps strangers in comfortable backgroundical and intertwining storylines.

Narratives are what turns strangers into relatives as soon as they’re open to new perspectives – and are willing to binge watch the cliffhangers that people around you carry along every day.