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No. 32866
>>32865 >I imply, and misinterpret. And when I cant I lie. Look I can do it to, it's easy. Also proper management of a team can always improve the quality or speed of a project.
If this project takes off and I can get a team of people to work on it. Credit will go first to the writer, then the animator, then sound, then storyboarding and editors, then management, then me. in order of playing. Seeing as most people will skip the credits they'll see who wrote, animated, and provided voices first.
Don't try to paint me in a bad light with 0 proof and dont try to put words in my mouth.
>>32855 I hadn't seen that thread. And you are right. I've never seen or attempted something like this. So I don't know how hard it will actually be, but that's not to say I know it wont be harder than I think.
One important thing I feel I should restate: I'm not looking to put out three seasons worth of episodes. I'm just looking to put out 1, a single episode. Small goal in comparison. Because I know it'll be hard, and I'm not sure how people will react to the work. No sense putting months of work into something if no one likes it.
As for not mentioning what I'll be doing that's because I'm honestly not sure where I'll be fitting best. I can certainly write, I could probably do a background character, or back ground vocals, and I could certainly manage. I'm probably competent at story boarding, but I've never done that so... yeah.
I'll probably end up writing or managing. but if somepony comes it that's better at managing, that's to them. and well same for writing, although I would still like to be involved.
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