Saturating the channels with good shows?

[Renarax]

Why don’t people who are concerned about sex on tv take action to improve the quality? Why not make SOOO many shows and films (religious and secular with a hint of Christianity) that there simply isn’t room for anymore?

That’s my plan actually. I’m writing a couple of books which are not entirely religious but the overall idea is about being a Christian set in various times. (Spoiler- ones about a native Canadian in the 17th century and the other is about a person in the future when Christianity is extinct) oh yeah and I’ve already sent it so you can’t copy
I also have ideas for like 20 sitcoms and more movies which I feel could be funny and interesting without the sex jokes.

Any visual artists/ creative people? what are your ideas to show good living through your works?

 

[Lost_Wanderer]

Not to discourage you but saturation doesn’t mean a thing when you’re living in a world where people have more and more control on the kind of content delivered to them. You see it in Netflix. You see it in YouTube. Heck, even social media and search engine companies are jumping in with targeted advertising and big data.

I’m neither an evangelist nor even devout but as a copywriter and content creator, you’re better off just finding a niche and growing your audience. Churning out volume upon volume of stuff isn’t going to do you any good if the people reading don’t somehow exert the kind of influence you’re looking for.

 

[edward_george]

I think it’s important to simply keep in mind one’s faith as the ground of their entire life, and let everything flow from that. Too often attempts at evangelizing the culture seem put-upon, trying to marry the story of salvation history with the secular way of looking at the world or experiencing the arts. Why not grow your faith life, and, if your talents lend themselves to it, exercise your talents for writing or the visual arts, etc? In this way, your faith informs what you do, even if it’s only subtly present. Sometimes planting things just slightly out of view can draw people more than plastering a sugary “message” all over the place. Just my 2 cents.

-ACEGC