
Jared Leto, Terry Richardson and Darren Aronofsky in New York City





Live Chat Fast Company avec Jared Leto [24 Mai 2012]
Welcome to our live chat with Jared. We'll turn it over to him now so he can get to as many questions as possible--mostly about his big ideas for shaking up the entertainment industry. Jared, all
yours.
by Tyler Gray via mobile 9:19 PM
Q : Do you believe there is a place for new hybrid types of relationships between business and people, and between business and business, as well as between
people?!
by Outcast 9:27 PM
A : We're already at that place. The relationship between businesses and people has become a two-way conversation. Businesses used to have the supposed luxury of talking at people. Now if they're
smart they know they need to talk with people.
by Jared Leto 9:29 PM
Q : Will VyRT be available for anyone who's interested in connecting with their fans?
by JessaG 9:30 PM
A : We hope so.
by Jared Leto 9:30 PM
Q : how did you get the ideo for VyRT in the first place?
by Anna 9:30 PM
A : The only solution to broadcast one of our shows was to go and beg for corporate sponsorship. There wasn't another option out there. So I started VyRT.
by Jared Leto 9:31 PM
Q : STEVE JOBS SAID THAT THE WORST THING THAT SOMEONE COULD DO IS TO THINK ABOUT TO MAKE A LOT OF MONEY WHEN THEY TRY TO DEVELOP A BUSINESS OR PREPARE STRATEGIES…HE
SAID THAT THE MOST POWERFUL THING TO MAKE SOMETHING WORKS IS THE PASSION AND BELIEF OF YOUR IDEAS… HE SAID THAT HE HAD A GREAT NEED TO SHOW WHAT HE COULD ACHIEVE AND MAKE POSSIBLE THE
IMPOSSIBLE…HE FELT THE PASSION TO CHANGE THE WORLD AND IMPACT OF A UNIQUE WAY, WHAT IS YOUR MAIN PASSION OR THE MOTOR FOR CREATE YOUR IDEAS?
by LIZ ALETHIA 9:32 PM
A : Finding creative solutions for artists to share their work with audiences around the world. And in a bigger way, to enhance the quality of how we share our lives with one another. Because
that's what it really is.
by Jared Leto 9:34 PM
Jared's with us in the Fast Company office, answering your questions!
by Tyler Gray via mobile 9:34 PM
Q : Do you see yourself as a possible investor in music industry as a whole and not only to your own band? And how could your 3 businesses attract/affect other
artists?
by Natalia 9:38 PM
A : I'm always thinking of creative solutions to the problems that plague the music industry and if I can help in any way, I'm down to do that.
by Jared Leto 9:39 PM
Q : will VyRT have a role in the next tours? i mean there'll be some live parts of different gigs going on vyrt or it will remaing an extra for extra
events?
by SissiMars 9:40 PM
A : VyRT will definitely play a part in future tours or shows. We're really excited to use VyRT in ways that are less traditional.
by Jared Leto 9:41 PM
A : I think the last VyRT is a good example of that.
by Jared Leto 9:42 PM
Q : Seems like all this started after your conflict with your record company. Seeing VyRT , The Hive and even GTs, kinda looks to me it could all take a shape and
form into a digital , all-about-music , giving freedom to the artists record company . I get it's too early but could this be the case, an ultimate goal ?
by queen__vicky 9:43 PM
A : There are still a lot of benefits to working with a traditional record company. The biggest being the talent of the people that work there. Having boots on the ground around the world is
essential for a global band like Thirty Seconds To Mars. There's a lot of people we love at the label, and there's a lot about the system that needs to be fixed.
by Jared Leto 9:45 PM
Q : Back in the day, major entertainment companies used to repeatedly conduct lawsuits to block new technologies at the moment, including the VCR, Digital Audio Tape
recorders, the first MP3 player, the ReplayTV PVR, and P2P software. Why did the industry used to be so hostile to new technologies, and what do you believe, Jared, has motivated a turn around on
the industry's outlook? Or, are there still major honchos out there whom still maintain a pessimistic outlook on technology?
by Skye Marie 9:46 PM
A : Fear.
by Jared Leto 9:46 PM
A : I think these days people are starting to realize that incentivizing innovation rather than punishing it is probably a smart thing to do.
by Jared Leto 9:47 PM
Q : How do you keep focus and motivation when obstacles occure.
by Ania 9:48 PM
A : Put one foot in front of the other. Keep marching forward, even when doubt, fear, and failure all come knocking at your door.
by Jared Leto 9:49 PM
Q : You're a huge inspiration to me and a few others, what's the biggest advice you can give?
by Dilan 9:53 PM
A : Dream hard and work even harder.
by Jared Leto 9:54 PM
Q : What was the biggest obstacle you came across while developing VyRT?
by jenayfromMARS 9:55 PM
A : We've had a lot of challenges. We've made a lot of mistakes. And those are blessings in disguise. They help us learn and do a better job for everyone.
by Jared Leto 9:56 PM
A : For example, as many of you know we had a technical issue at the beginning of the last VyRT, which taught us a lot, and also I think it helped the rest of the VyRT be better than it would
have had everything gone according to plan.
by Jared Leto 9:57 PM
Q : How did you come up with VyRT to name the whole thing? Did something inspire you and you came up with that name?
by DinosayrikMARS 9:58 PM
A : It just came to me. I wanted a word that could be used both as a noun and a verb, and I also like the connection between "vertical" and "virtual."
by Jared Leto 9:59 PM
#FCMostCreative @JaredLeto checks Twitter as he answers your questions live t.co #FCChat: t.co
by fastcompany via Instagr.am 10:19 PM

Q : In what ways to you plan to brand your businesses? I assume you'd like to make VyRT, for example, a staple to digital live experiences, what are some things you
plan to do to make that happen?
by Navit 10:21 PM
A : Three things: Build out an unstoppable team; continue to improve the product itself; and share VyRT with other artists and audiences.
by Jared Leto 10:22 PM
Thanks everyone. Any more thoughts, send them @jaredleto
by Jared Leto 10:23 PM
Thanks to @fastcompany
by Jared Leto 10:23 PM
Crédit : Tiff