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7/15/2025, 3:21:24 AM
>>212714918
>2D animation
>Small budget
Good one. Traditional animation is expensive as fuck to produce because of how time consuming it is. Even if you would play veteran professional animators minimum wage, if you want the film to be made within 1-2 years you would need to hire an entire army of animators.
>>212717778
>Not to mention that animation industry pushed rationalization and equality in their practice so that talented people can be 'equal' with the untalented people via rationalization of shape, hence why style like calarts/cartoon network/yidsney exist
Actual animation schools are few and far between and 90% of the class quits before graduating. Problem is not the quality of the teaching, problem is that most students are lazy and want to be famous artists without putting in the effort. So after the first practice animations when they realize it takes an entire week to have their OC furry or whatever turn around to the camera and wave its hand, they switch classes to Graphic Design instead.
If you choose traditional animation as your dream profession, you need to have a Blue Collar "incentive wage" mindset for it. And for the only reason that you have to draw a crazy amount to get anything done. Animating by hand is a mix of 12 fps and 24 fps frames, meaning for every 10 second of footage you need to draw minimum 120-240 images.
>2D animation
>Small budget
Good one. Traditional animation is expensive as fuck to produce because of how time consuming it is. Even if you would play veteran professional animators minimum wage, if you want the film to be made within 1-2 years you would need to hire an entire army of animators.
>>212717778
>Not to mention that animation industry pushed rationalization and equality in their practice so that talented people can be 'equal' with the untalented people via rationalization of shape, hence why style like calarts/cartoon network/yidsney exist
Actual animation schools are few and far between and 90% of the class quits before graduating. Problem is not the quality of the teaching, problem is that most students are lazy and want to be famous artists without putting in the effort. So after the first practice animations when they realize it takes an entire week to have their OC furry or whatever turn around to the camera and wave its hand, they switch classes to Graphic Design instead.
If you choose traditional animation as your dream profession, you need to have a Blue Collar "incentive wage" mindset for it. And for the only reason that you have to draw a crazy amount to get anything done. Animating by hand is a mix of 12 fps and 24 fps frames, meaning for every 10 second of footage you need to draw minimum 120-240 images.
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