Tysm 🥹🫶 I’m excited to continue sharing my journey! ✨

Thanks for watching! I’m super hyped! 🤩

@@Piixelatte Yeah definitely! You're welcome, me too!

I appreciate you! 🥺🙏

Of course! Knowledge is meant to be shared, it’s what I’m here for 🙌🏼💖

Thank you! 👨🏼‍🎤✨

If your story is going to be more of a “limited series”, an overall season summary should suffice!

Hey there! That honestly depends on what kind of content will be included in your show. The level of violence (gore vs no blood being shown), certain themes (drug usage, nudity, foul language, etc) can all dictate what audience your show is meant for. The themes I just mentioned might be geared towards PG-13 to MA, but if it’s not intense violence and there’s no swearing or adult content, it could be TV-Y7-FV (FV-fantasy violence). Here’s a guide I’ve used for reference in my video! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TV_Parental_Guidelines Hope this helps! 🙌🏼✨

Definitely keep your focus on your main cast that show up early on in your story. Further storylines & supporting characters will be explored later on in the development process, depending on how long the show runs for 🙌🏽

@ Gotchya! Thanks for responding! :)

Ohh!! That’s a really good tip! I wanna try this writing hack myself ✍️✨

Hey there! I think as long as you have a polite and genuine approach, I’m so sure college students would be happy to answer your questions! Don’t let your shyness psych you out from doing so 🙂‍↔️ Just start with a brief intro of yourself, go ahead and ask your questions, then end with a “I really appreciate your time, and look forward to hearing back from you!” The worst they can do is not respond (which that’s ok! It’s nothing personal, just happens sometimes) but you won’t know until you try :) Best of luck! 🙌🏼

@@Piixelatte thank you so much !! I will try my best 😊

Aww shucks (*´꒳`*) Thank you kindly! 💖

Thank you for watching! Hollywood def seems to be leaning more on reboots nowadays, but getting permission from the owner of the IP can be tricky 😵‍💫 You can always try to reach out to them directly, the worst they can do is say no or never respond. Stay resilient! 💪🏼

​@Piixelatte thanks man, I really appreciate it. I'm gonna get started on the pitch, literally today. Fingers crossed they love it and they help me get the license to use it!

Hi! I’m trying to understand where you’re coming from; if you’re looking for /specific/ advice on EXACTLY how to organize your thoughts, I’m afraid you’re not going to find that answer from someone else. Every creative brain ticks differently, and what might work for someone else may not be the best solution for you! I can’t tell you what action to take, I only wish to share what I know. If by “tangible moves” you mean selling the pitch somewhere, that’s where it becomes outside my expertise. This video is meant to help the viewer /conceptualize/ a pitch, not sell it. I personally haven’t gotten that far myself, so I can’t speak on something I haven’t done. I still wish you the best on your creative endeavors and that you’re able to discover a method of brainstorming that helps clear the fog! 🙌🏼

There’s a variety of different software used for animation depending on the style! I don’t know what specific software was used on Adventure Time, but Toon Boom Harmony is the most commonly used in the industry. I’m pretty sure the bulk of animation was done overseas though (Korea).

I actually did make a video about building a Linkedin profile! Check it out here--> How to Optimize Your Linkedin Profile for Seeking Animation Jobs kzbin.info/www/bejne/omfaeJWvmquopbM

Eyyy fellow WIA x LXIA-er 😎🙌🏽✨ I'm in the LA chapter, I think? (whichever one is based in California lol). Good luck on the mentorship circle, I hope you get it!!! 🌟

what happen bro how is the progress

@Tpig_arts Well, firstly, I'm making a book series about it, and once they become bestsellers, that's when I make my animated series pitch bible.

​@Tpig_arts Well, firstly, I'm creating a book series of my animated series. If my book series becomes a bestseller success, I'll be making my animated series pitch bible.

Oh! Well to put it simply, "beats" are referred to as a "shift in the narrative". So this can be a defining moment for a character such as an emotional turn, a reaction, discovery, etc. It's important that these beats add something to the scene to keep the story moving forward, or give audiences new information. Scenes contain several beats. When it comes to the term "beat" in script form, it's seen as a pause. I hope that clarifies things! Thank you for watching 🔥

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That's not the field I want to be in 😅 Advertising is a completely different world/industry than animation. I'm more interested in storytelling and developing series/films, while advertising leans more into motion graphics/graphic design & selling a consumer product. I'm also not an "animator"! I consider myself more of an illustrator. I draw, but don't full-on animate lol (I have so much respect for animators & board artists! It's a huge commitment/discipline!)

We're all in this together 🌟 You just gotta dust yourself off and pivot when life throws those curveballs 🙌🏽

Thank you so much Jaiden! I'm grateful for your support and that we artists can all stand together even when times are tough!

That wasn't my experience 😅I wasn't necessarily treated poorly, but the way things panned out is unfortunate. The industry is in a rough patch right now for alot of reasons, but I hope that doesn't deter people from trying to pursue animation, even if going the independent route.

New year resolutions are exciting! Keep me posted~

It's rough out there, but we all just gotta ride the wave and hope to come out on the other side. 🙌🏽

Thank you 🥺💖 I hope 2024 is kinder to all of us. 🤞🏽