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I'm looks suspiciously like literally WoW backgroundsWogglebug now in Steampunk furry form:
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I'm looks suspiciously like literally WoW backgroundsWogglebug now in Steampunk furry form:
Absolutely, but the ideas behind the plot seem intriguing and it looks like a lot of work was put into it, even though the graphics are lacklluster as fuck.That is some bad, baaaaad 20 years behind CG! I mean that's below modern video-game tier! This shit might have looked astounding as a graphical update for World of Warcraft in say, 2010, but for a theatrical release CG movie?? did you see the lockstep animations, faces and weapons fire in the background? That is Cynthia Hansen-level shortcut taking.
This probably fueled Cynthia's belief that she could make it big. If these people could, she could.That is some bad, baaaaad 20 years behind CG! I mean that's below modern video-game tier! This shit might have looked astounding as a graphical update for World of Warcraft in say, 2010, but for a theatrical release CG movie?? did you see the lockstep animations, faces and weapons fire in the background? That is Cynthia Hansen-level shortcut taking.
To make a good media for kids you don't really need Pixtar-level CGI and animation. What you really need is knowing what kids like and find entertaining and what adults find acceptable and mildly entertaining (so: no titties on a mermaid, no little girl's underwear on display). If you nail those two all you need is passable looks and animation (so: no super-low res textures, no randomly teleporting characters, no clumsily looping animations).This probably fueled Cynthia's belief that she could make it big. If these people could, she could.
Wow, I think Cynthia could give these guys a run for their money in the animation department.Wogglebug now in Steampunk furry form:
Can we please have a screenshot of the ad?I just a Wogglebug ad on Facebook. Lord, you actually spent money to advertise this?
It’s a whole ass video with the creepy animation. I’ve already closed it but it had around 30 comments and 60 shares. The comments were supportive in calling it “outsider art” and people watching her YouTube and seeing she’s not right. A few comments were people not able to buy it because apparently she still only wants approved people to have it and asking why they can’t.Can we please have a screenshot of the ad?
Huh! I wonder how much FB advertising costs? If she got 30 engagements and 60 shares, that's quite possibly 5 or 6 pity-sales of teh Woggietrash. Is it possible that Cynthia might see a tiny sliver of profit?It’s a whole ass video with the creepy animation. I’ve already closed it but it had around 30 comments and 60 shares. The comments were supportive in calling it “outsider art” and people watching her YouTube and seeing she’s not right. A few comments were people not able to buy it because apparently she still only wants approved people to have it and asking why they can’t.
Facebook ads are pretty cheap, but based on some of the stuff I saw a few weeks ago and posted in this thread, I imagine she's outsourcing a lot of it to India via Fiverr, so she's probably getting ripped off as usual.Huh! I wonder how much FB advertising costs? If she got 30 engagements and 60 shares, that's quite possibly 5 or 6 sales of teh Woggietrash. Is it possible that Cynthia might see a tiny sliver of profit?
I suspect you are right. It always seems like whenever her enterprise gets eyeballs it comes from stuff like this where hundreds of dollars are flushed down the drain to make like 30 back.Facebook ads are pretty cheap, but based on some of the stuff I saw a few weeks ago and posted in this thread, I imagine she's outsourcing a lot of it to India via Fiverr, so she's probably getting ripped off as usual.
Silent Hill/Wogglebug AU when??? Cynthia's world is filled with unholy creatures that'd fit right in with the monsters from SH.A more fitting hospital...
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Goddamnit why does my boy Tin Man keep getting shat on by autists?Wogglebug now in Steampunk furry form:
There is ...apparently... someone who lives in Hollywood and reads scripts who wants to give her a shot at this project. Or, as she says "My Real. Dream. Coming. True. At. Long. Last. I know it is destined to happen as it always was somehow." More information forthcoming. Make sure to stay tuned through the end for a special message to the haters and naysayers which legit made me crack up.
Personally, I hope this is true. Her antics meeting an actual production company (no matter how small) would be pretty fascinating to see unfold especially when creative differences arise. However, I have to add that there are numbers of these kinds of guys who go trawling for niche content with any sort of web presence, convince people to pony up money for development, and then say 'sorry' unless the creator can provide almost all of the funding for it off the bat. Then in the unlikely event the person can fund things this person uses their contacts to get the lowest bid thing possible. Not saying it is that, but it certainly could be.
I know because a few years ago I got approached by something similar for a tv adaptation after I published something niche and nonfiction (and not intended for visual media adaptations at all) and it set off alarm bells causing me to research the guy who contacted me. That in turn led to me finding out about this type of stuff.
FTFYThere is ...apparently... someone who lives in Nigeria and reads scripts who wants to give her a shot at this project.
As for my haters and naysayers, you can all just move on from me as I have moved on from you now so there!"There is ...apparently... someone who lives in Hollywood and reads scripts who wants to give her a shot at this project. Or, as she says "My Real. Dream. Coming. True. At. Long. Last. I know it is destined to happen as it always was somehow." More information forthcoming. Make sure to stay tuned through the end for a special message to the haters and naysayers which legit made me crack up.
Personally, I hope this is true. Her antics meeting an actual production company (no matter how small) would be pretty fascinating to see unfold especially when creative differences arise. However, I have to add that there are numbers of these kinds of guys who go trawling for niche content with any sort of web presence, convince people to pony up money for development, and then say 'sorry' unless the creator can provide almost all of the funding for it off the bat. Then in the unlikely event the person can fund things this person uses their contacts to get the lowest bid thing possible. Not saying it is that, but it certainly could be.
I know because a few years ago I got approached by something similar for a tv adaptation after I published something niche and nonfiction (and not intended for visual media adaptations at all) and it set off alarm bells causing me to research the guy who contacted me. That in turn led to me finding out about this type of stuff.