I have to say that I've never heard of any sort of manager for an artist who isn't forthcoming with the information that
s/he is the manager. It's certainly the most bizarre management strategy I've ever witnessed, and even worse is letting two people give half-answers to basic questions of legitimacy while forcing everyone else to remain in the dark. This is exactly
not the managerial strategy I envisioned when made the case that Adam needs new management so many times. The last thing Adam Pascal needs in his career is more questions. How many times have we had to hunt down information about his film projects and shows by ourselves? What he needs is someone who can give the fans some
answers and hopefully, in turn, further his career.
Having two people post a link to an ambiguous Facebook page and follow with "you can either choose to believe it's legitimate or not!" is cause for unnecessary confusion and representative of inarguably poor management (if it's even due to actual
management at all, which no one is apparently allowed to know). Let's hope the next managerial adventures from *~the super sekret source!~* are a little more well-planned and answer questions rather than invite them.
Updated On: 11/20/07 at 03:01 AM