What is the biggest obstacle facing indie animation: MONEY, TIME, DISTRIBUTION or AUDIENCE?
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What is the biggest obstacle facing indie animation: MONEY, TIME, DISTRIBUTION or AUDIENCE?
Hello everyone,
I’m happy to present my project animation serie.Max, a teenage gamer and youtuber, is accidentally thrown into the universe of the Star Galaxy game after a scientific experiment that opens a dimensional vortex. In the "White Nexus", he meets Scarlet, an AI who guides him as an avatar...
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Thanks so much for sharing your project Michel Badohun! What's your logline for STAR GALAXY?
I'm also inviting you to the Writer's Room webcast: Ask Me Anything with Stage 32 CEO RB Botto, LIVE on ZOOM...
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Thanks everyone. I really appreciate Your comment. Actually I search a Producer or Director who may be interested in the project. Can I have help for that ? Please
Michel Badohun unfortunately, most of us are in the same boat. The best I can do is to recommend this opportunity, which I might also take on. https://www.stage32.com/scriptservices/coverage/buy?id=60...
Expand commentIf you had $50,000 to create an animated IP, would you make a short, pilot, proof-of-concept or something else?
Thanks, Kevin Jackson. I'll check it out.
Hello Kevin Jackson, along the lines of what Maurice Vaughan said, I'd invest in a solid laptop, load up Unreal Engine with all the plugins and devices I'd need, and then create shorts, trailers, and...
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That's great Dwayne Williams but that only takes care of $5,000. What will you do with the rest of the 45,000? You and @Maurice both say POC, shorts and trailer, but would you be hiring a team to do t...
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Kevin Jackson I'd collaborate with another creator for characters, and for vocals I'd hire someone for a gig or get someone close to do it if more than one vocal part is needed—if not, I'd do it mysel...
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A YouTuber names Olun Rogers pitched an animation concept, and it quickly became a hit. So much so, a variety of platforms had a small bidding war for it, including TBS and Netflix. That animation was Final Space. It was Ace Ventura meets Star Trek in anima...
Expand postI'm making a doc on the audacious female cyclist of 1890s Boston, Kittie Knox. Parts in the doc will have animation of Kittie.
Hi, Nancy Rosenblum. Great to meet you. Your doc sounds interesting.
The first episode received a lot of critical acclaim appreciation from many screenwriters of stage 32 and outside in the Moviestorm animators who push boundaries in Moviestorm and make movies and films. I'm Happy to launch the 2nd Episode of Sandhaata Sandhimaan Stiraha
OVERVIEW: Sandhaata Sandhimaan...
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Animation is more than the final product, it’s the story, design, and countless creative decisions behind every frame.
I’ve been sharing behind-the-scenes looks at our process, but I want to make sure I’m creating content this community actually finds valuable.
What would you like to see more of?
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Expand postHey folks, I've been noticing a dip in interactions. I would love to know, what topics you would love to discuss that perhaps you are not seeing here?
Hey, Kevin Jackson. I'd love to talk about writing animated characters, feature scripts, teleplays, and pitching projects.
Hi Kevin,
how are you? If you are a student, we would love to see some work that you have done! We are creating a platform only for students where they can showcase their films, animations to make sure...
Expand commentI have found Emily's pitching tips very useful. I hope you do too.
Thanks for sharing the video, Kevin Jackson. It's a must-watch! One of the things that stood out is "what makes this world different from others?"
Streamers and studios are pouring more than ever into original animated content for TV and film, and right now is your moment to jump in. Imagine bringing your own unforgettable characters to life, building imaginative worlds, and writing stories that make directors, artists, and audiences sit up an...
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@Lauren loved the discussion on lessons learned https://www.stage32.com/blog/what-writers-learn-after-their-first-taste-......
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Thank you so much for reading Kevin Aldrich I enjoyed putting that one together :)
This is the AI promo for our book, a short YA Sci-fi novellete. I don't intend to create the whole book into AI, which is why I'm taking Evan's workshop. I'm hoping we can get this into development br...
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Hi All, I am excited to our last class 1 on 1's. The Stage 32 teams will be sending out a link to everyone to sign up. For those who can't make it times on Saturday. There will be a few slots on Monda...
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Thank you so much Evan Anglin I'll let the education Team know which time slot is best for me. Just so I know - is there a class at the normal time or is it just a 1 on 1? Also, after getting to know...
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Over six weeks, you’ll learn how to create a polished animation feature deck or series bible that showcases your characters, story...
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Hey, @Kevin. I'm not sure what's the biggest obstacle, but do you think the number of people working on an animated project is a big obstacle? I'm thinking it ties into money and time.