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Taika Waititi's Creative Life

How to Stay Creative and Unique

Taika Waititi discusses how creativity has helped him to express his ideas and led him to where he is today.
Written by Kevin Barrett  |  Updated
August 7, 2024

If you've watched Taika's weirdness before, you know it's brought a unique personality not only to himself but to the films that he's worked on like What We Do In The Shadows and Thor: Ragnorak. In this TED Talk, Taika Waititi advocates being weird in childhood and leaning into it for creativity purposes to lead you to creating unique stories in the future.

Key Takeaways

  • Keep generating stuff, even if it looks bad.
  • Pursue a wide range of mediums to express yourself.
  • Look at Rousseau art. People thought he couldn't paint, but he just didn't paint in the style of everyone at the time.
  • Keep being weird. Your weirdness can lead to great art and creativity.
  • Watch bad movies, read bad books to learn what not to do.
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Hello friends! I'm Kevin, the creator of StoryFlint. I love the science of storytelling and learning how to create compelling characters, plots, themes and worlds. I've helped thousands of writers gain clarity with their stories through content and Notion templates.

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