INTERVIEW - The Rolling Stones on the band’s involvement in bringing the exhibition together at The Rolling Stones 'Ex

The transcript discusses the importance of audience interaction and tactile experiences in presentations. It emphasizes the need for accuracy and getting things right, particularly concerning Mick's concerns. The speaker highlights their hands-on involvement in reviewing and modifying proposals and presentations, ensuring active participation and input in the process.

Why is it important for the audience to have more interaction and tactile experiences?

• To decrease the cost of the presentation

• To increase the number of presenters

• To reduce the length of the presentation

• To make the presentation more engaging

What is the main concern if things are not done correctly?

• It could result in fewer attendees

• It might cause confusion among the audience

• It could give Mick something to worry about

• It may lead to a longer presentation

What approach was taken to ensure the presentation was effective?

• A completely new presentation without any input

• A traditional approach with no changes

• A hands-on approach with significant input and changes

• A hands-off approach with minimal changes

What was done to the original ideas presented?

• They were left unchanged

• They were reviewed and modified

• They were completely discarded

• They were ignored

How did the team contribute to the presentation process?

• By providing minimal feedback

• By outsourcing the entire process

• By being hands-on and making changes

• By observing without input