Re: BGAFD Party??
Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 2:39 pm
Just to further corroborate my earlier post about girls not showing up after the Strictly Broadband (and this is no reflection on them by the way)
Elizabeth Michelle Lawrence had a Wicked Tease Party that had 5 A4 pages of industry guests down. You know how many girls turned up?
3! Including the lady herself (Ive excluded 2 producers, one of which was me because Im convinced blokes are not interested in meeting the likes of us)...3 girls among over 100 blokes. She was not best pleased I can assure you.
The UKAP parties work, not just because of the absence of Joe Public but because producers represent work to the girls and it makes good business sense to attend. Thing is they just wont attend if the public is involved.
There is evidence within this forum that UKAP did try to organise a party on the same scale as BGAFD and Strictly Broadband with the public in mind to which was rebutted by the females for the reasons mentioned earlier.
Why would UKAP alienate its audience by just keeping all the fun to ourselves when we could be making money out of these events? Instead its non profit making with just enough to cover the venue and other bits and pieces and a necessary tool for its members to network with new talent which is why it is done.
Elizabeth Michelle Lawrence had a Wicked Tease Party that had 5 A4 pages of industry guests down. You know how many girls turned up?
3! Including the lady herself (Ive excluded 2 producers, one of which was me because Im convinced blokes are not interested in meeting the likes of us)...3 girls among over 100 blokes. She was not best pleased I can assure you.
The UKAP parties work, not just because of the absence of Joe Public but because producers represent work to the girls and it makes good business sense to attend. Thing is they just wont attend if the public is involved.
There is evidence within this forum that UKAP did try to organise a party on the same scale as BGAFD and Strictly Broadband with the public in mind to which was rebutted by the females for the reasons mentioned earlier.
Why would UKAP alienate its audience by just keeping all the fun to ourselves when we could be making money out of these events? Instead its non profit making with just enough to cover the venue and other bits and pieces and a necessary tool for its members to network with new talent which is why it is done.