YouTube is loaded with experts, some of whom actually know what they’re talking about. This week, we’ve found three YouTube videos about writing for animation that we think will genuinely help you if you’re a noob at the subject.
Are there conflicts between the approaches in these videos? You betcha. Because there really is no “right” way to write anything…just the way that will work for you.
You’re going to get sick of me saying this, but filmmaking is a collaborative process.
At this point in our “how-to” adventure together, you should have a script, a producer or two, a director, an organized script breakdown, and an idea of where you’re going to get the necessary cash. Now it’s time to build the rest of your team. This week, we’re talking how and who to hire for your crew.
As usual (don’t trust us, google Writers Guild of America AMPTP negotiations over the past two decades and see for yourself), the AMPTP is stonewalling the Writers Guild on all fronts during the early negotiations.
It’s a thing they do because, well, because they think it shows the contempt they feel for our oh-so-unnecessary-selves. (“We don’t really need writers because any one of us could do what they do if we just had the time” has been a mantra since the early days of silent films.)
This just in from the Television Academy Foundation about an award more commonly known as “The Student Emmys:
Nominations for this year’s Awards have been announced!
NOTE FROM LB: The way I see it, Grant Snider is absolutely the most inspirational guy on the interwebs today. Dood knows the ins and outs of creativity, creative people, and the creations of creative people, like no one else does ever has.
For example:
