#forcasting

A revenue manager (that is obviously responsible of Revenue Management) in an hotel or short-term rental company is a professional dedicated to optimizing the financial performance of hotel services or rental properties. They develop and implement pricing strategies to maximize revenue and occupancy rates by analyzing data, market trends, and forecasting demand. Their responsibilities include…

I won't lie. I'm anxious to get ahead when it comes to massive projects. And, in the case of scoring the first season of Real Electric Adventures, I'd love to know what I'm getting into. Like now.

The way to know that, of course, is to get a look at scripts that are not yet finished. And I definitely put in a request to see them as soon as the writer/producer's comfortable with that idea.

So then time goes by.

And goes by.

And goes by 

Until I realize something.

In order to pitch the series, the producers crafted a description of the series, its purpose, the places we'd visit, and the kind of experiences we'd have.

On top of that, I know what kind of tech the production's using on location and, because I’m familiar with the work of both photographer’s we have on board, I’m confident in the What and How of footage they're most likely to capture. I also have an good feel for the host, what he's capable of, and how he's most likely to be in different locations under a variety of experiences.

Enough to get started, is my point.

Enough to begin rough sketches and develop a sound.

Hand to God, though... I fixated so much on getting script copies and not having script copies that I completely overlooked the fact that I had a fully legitimate alternative that would've gotten me started much earlier.

Had I not been looking the other way.