Start creating general ideas for a show by brainstorming.
In 2012, Keith Sawyer, a psychologist from Washington University, summarised the findings on brainstorming: "Decades of research have consistently shown that brainstorming groups think of far fewer ideas than the same number of people who work alone and later pool their ideas".
Keith Sawyer, a psychologist at Washington University, has summarized the science: "Decades of research have consistently shown that brainstorming groups think of far fewer ideas than the same number of people who work alone and later pool their ideas".
Production of an episode begins on a Thursday, with the show's writing consultants brainstorming with Parker and Stone.
So about a year ago, the show team started meeting, brainstorming ideas, said Tynnetta Qaiyim, vice president of planning and design.
"As I was brainstorming this show, I found that I kept channeling the word 'highlight.' I had artists in mind, but didn't have a theme.
Armand: As we were brainstorming different show ideas for our Winter season here at School of Rock Roslyn I came up with the idea to do a tribute to MTV Unplugged.
Some studies have shown that instead of brainstorming, or allowing people to suggest many different creative solutions, you should ask people to improve on several alternatives.
Bracco said that after Prince died on April 21, the show's producers brainstormed ways to honor his legacy.
So when he and John Elderfield, the Modern's chief curator of painting and sculpture, were brainstorming about small shows that might focus on a work from the permanent collection, Mr. Pissarro said, Mr. Elderfield suggested that he "take 'Starry Night' and see where you go with it".
