> The best advice for anyone wanted to "work with" anyone
> famous is to get famous yourself. If you want to work with
> an actor, start directing movies. If you want to work with
> a musician, put out an album. People tend to notice
> contemporaries in associated fields, and do not often draw
> their co-workers from their fan pools.
>
> I am not saying it is impossible, but he is more likely to
> work with you if you make a name for yourself first.
That's the standard line given to fledglings in the industry. I've heard it a thousand times, and for people to be noticed, it is true, one must be noticeable.
But, another standard line in the industry is that there are no hard and fast rules. What is true about Jim at the moment, however, is as he has indicated, his plate is full.
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