What animation studio would Sup Forums like to work for and why?
What animation studio would Sup Forums like to work for and why?
Cameron Moore
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Eli Adams
Cartoon Network so maybe quality shit would start being scheduled
Oliver Gonzalez
>Implying
Evan Wood
My own.
Nolan Watson
Headless Productions. Met them at CTN a few years ago and they are pretty cool dudes. I like their sense of storytelling and the way I draw is really similar to their character design styles. Just wish they could get the funding for their films though.
Jace Rivera
Well Disney's pure evil, so forget about that.
I'd have to graduate college in order to join Cartoon Network (explains a lot about the type of people running that place)
I'd be open to Nickelodeon, but that Dan guy creeps me out.
TV is dead anyways.
Logan Barnes
They seem cool.
Gabriel Reed
What is your studio called?
Parker Fisher
Titmouse, Lakia or open my own studio cause no other american animation studio makes anything of worth.
Nathaniel Robinson
Guess ill be meeting you there in the future user
Xavier Wilson
What about studios like Illumination Entertainment and Blue Sky Studios?
Angel Miller
Disney I hear they got a free cereal bar
Cooper Reyes
Are your cereal bills really bleeding you dry?
Bentley Anderson
Nick. Disney is pure evil and Cartoon Network never appealed to me.
Ryan Hughes
Sup Forums animation studio
Jayden Adams
Nick seems the most appropriate for the kind of cartoon I'd wanna make
Mason Gutierrez
Nick. Disney already has too much stuff and Cartoon Network doesn't have as much standout cartoons as Nick.
Ethan Allen
If I can decide the job then hook me up as the scheduler for Cartoon Network please so I can turn that shitheap around.
Lincoln Myers
Nickelodeon's offices are super nice. (I've been inside a few times.) but it seems like a very stilted environment creatively. They keep making those damn shorts and then never doing anything with them.
I would have said Cartoon Network ten years ago. Now I'm not so sure, but they seem to at least have some creativity there.
My roommate works at Dreamworks. Apparently it's very corporate and nitpicky, demanding movie level work for television shows, which is just unreasonable.
Titmouse I've heard is very clique-ish.
Warner Brothers seems ok, if a bit dull.
Honestly I think I'd rather be at a Spanish or French or English studio. That seems more my speed.
Goldenwolf seems like it would be fun.
Aaron Gomez
AIC circa 1985
Noah Wood
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