Saturday, December 31, 2011
Late news, but. Uh-Oh! Anonymous vs. Viacom. The Battle to End All Battles
Apparently Anonymous is quite pissed at Viacom
The Destructive Nature of Social Value and Worth
Anywhere there's social value and worth, there is also social chaos and unrest. A lot of violence is rooted in social fear and jealousy.
Why else would a place like Los Angeles be such a violent, crime, and sex/prostitution/porn industry-ridden place. Mostly because that's where mainstream fame, showbusiness and entertainment is. It's where the so-called "beautiful people who are better than the rest of us" live and play and work, and therefore eventually we read news stories about the underside and excess of this activity.
That's right. Success, status, and fame isn't just profitable. It's also pretty nasty, empty, shallow, excess-ridden, and disgusting on the inside.
Why else would a place like Los Angeles be such a violent, crime, and sex/prostitution/porn industry-ridden place. Mostly because that's where mainstream fame, showbusiness and entertainment is. It's where the so-called "beautiful people who are better than the rest of us" live and play and work, and therefore eventually we read news stories about the underside and excess of this activity.
That's right. Success, status, and fame isn't just profitable. It's also pretty nasty, empty, shallow, excess-ridden, and disgusting on the inside.
Friday, December 30, 2011
You know...
It never was my job to lie and tell the world, the market will take care of itself and be all right, just keep stigmatizing those you already do.
Primarily because the industry ISN'T going to be all right. Primarily because of how psychotic, narcisistic and greedy Hollywood, celebrity culture, and big business are (all three of them.).
So fuck it. You guys are on your own.
Primarily because the industry ISN'T going to be all right. Primarily because of how psychotic, narcisistic and greedy Hollywood, celebrity culture, and big business are (all three of them.).
So fuck it. You guys are on your own.
mmmmmm
Where again am I supposed to look for the ones who actually want to have sex with me?
Now wouldn't that be nice. Screwing hot girl after hot girl. Most guys can only dream of such things.
Eh, those girls are all spectacle, no action.
I bet if I asked them in real life if they wanted to have sex, they'd say "Nah. I dun wanna."
LULZ.
Now wouldn't that be nice. Screwing hot girl after hot girl. Most guys can only dream of such things.
Eh, those girls are all spectacle, no action.
I bet if I asked them in real life if they wanted to have sex, they'd say "Nah. I dun wanna."
LULZ.
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Article Online About TV Animation. Perfectly Explained: The End of an Era: The Creator-Driven Era of TV Animation
Creator Driven Animation on Television
[1990-2010]
R.I.P.
Apparently my own career goals were a bit more farsighted than I ever could have imagined, as proven by the concepts about the animation industry in America, pointed out by Animation Brew.
Other than me, and, say, Brad Neely, just who is there to stand up for the Creator-Driven Animation cause exactly? Nobody that's who! Not at the cable networks and Fox anyway.
In terms of what's getting made and greenlit, it's:
A) Creator-driven shows from the generation that actually could do creator-driven animation, that the networks are still leaching off of (Simpsons, South Park, Peter Griffen, Spongebob. They're a lot more profit driven than they've ever been creator-driven.
B) Non-American animation from France, Canada, and Japan
C) Revivalist shows of revivalist franchises that were never created with the intent of artistry to begin with.
This generation is not one of visionary auteur operations, with nothing more than a 2% exception (Adventure Time, Regular Show, etc., and they're mostly following that example for the "glory" (i.e. bragging to your stoner and geek buddies at Comic-Con you SOLD a show. Whoopeeeeee!!!), not because they actually have any actual "innovative, new ideas")
Other mediums than TV animation seem to offer a lot more hope for people with new ideas to offer, independent, and/or online stuff. Self-produced stuff you design yourself in your bedroom and upload. You know the deal.
In terms of what's getting made and greenlit, it's:
A) Creator-driven shows from the generation that actually could do creator-driven animation, that the networks are still leaching off of (Simpsons, South Park, Peter Griffen, Spongebob. They're a lot more profit driven than they've ever been creator-driven.
B) Non-American animation from France, Canada, and Japan
C) Revivalist shows of revivalist franchises that were never created with the intent of artistry to begin with.
This generation is not one of visionary auteur operations, with nothing more than a 2% exception (Adventure Time, Regular Show, etc., and they're mostly following that example for the "glory" (i.e. bragging to your stoner and geek buddies at Comic-Con you SOLD a show. Whoopeeeeee!!!), not because they actually have any actual "innovative, new ideas")
Other mediums than TV animation seem to offer a lot more hope for people with new ideas to offer, independent, and/or online stuff. Self-produced stuff you design yourself in your bedroom and upload. You know the deal.
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