Accuse someone on the project of misappropriating material, or get lost in the desert. Be attached to fame or be perceived as being extremely young. Appear to levitate at large gatherings. Don't set yourself up to be disappointed by expecting to be interviewed. Your being ignored is nothing personal.
Media face severe time and space constraints, and most people only care about stars and celebrities.
Alan Waldman has penned over 1000 articles for publications including TV Guide, Sport, and The Los Angeles Times. He is a frequent contributor to The Hollywood Reporter. Inc. All rights reserved.