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(I'm considering this a follow up for my journal post. So, prepare for a long explanation.) It has come to my attention that there are some people who are so spoiled with family friendly content. For those who aren't aware, I have taken my plans into motion, and brought fourth Experiment vs Machine and The Lorax reanimated. Now like most websites I pilgrimaged, I don't have that much of an understanding, but gradually got the jizz of it. My first time doing it, there were no problems. At least for The Lorax film. Then I put fourth the latter, and that's where my troubles begin. My first task for them was to voice some animatics that I made previously. I was not careful in the slightest, and it almost cost me a role. I tried to tell this woman that it's still the same Lilo and Stitch everyone knows and loves. It's just a little dark and mature. (And no. Not that kind of mature.) She ended up playing the other characters, except the main villain. Then my main 3D modeler had to drop out because of personal reasons. And this is where these two fuckers come in. They demanded that because of the tone of the movie, people are straying away. And that I should tone it down. I tried that there's nothing wrong with the tone, and that they are overreacting. I even brought up the fact that The Lorax is a dark story, and my version is more faithful to it. But that didn't work, and they just berated me. Telling me I can art without being sick and "This project is evil." Jesus Christ! And I thought Doverstar was single minded. Anyway, this was the point where I realize I have to take my job as a producer seriously, and need to straighten them out. Well, I told them they need to stay here and calm down. That didn't work, and I had my hand forced to recast them.

Afterwards I almost had to tone down my own movie. A movie may I remind everyone that talks about AI taking jobs away. So, that's where I decided I'm gonna try again with my new crew, and see if they can handle it. Some of them do. Two people, I don't think so. And for those that can handle it, actually agrees with me. What did they agree on you ask? That you don't need to be family friendly to make a good story. Sometimes you need to go hard on a certain topic, and do it with respect. However some people are so spoiled on lighthearted films, that they refuse to appreciate what made art work! And if they do see something challenging, they flail over it! Uuuugggghhhh! Well, after coming to the conclusion that it was just these two, I decided to kicked them out of The Lorax project. But before I did, I wanted to let them know about their consequences they rightfully deserve. One look at their profile later, and it turns out these two blocked me. And that's why I'm making this post; the real unprofessionals here. These two are good examples of people who are too big for their Bridgets and think they can just walk over their boss and get away with it. Well, I'm not letting that happen! Don't be like these two! These two needs to grow up badly!

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(I'm considering this a follow up for my journal post. So, prepare for a long explanation.) It has come to my attention that there are some people who are so spoiled with family friendly content. For those who aren't aware, I have taken my plans into motion, and brought fourth Experiment vs Machine and The Lorax reanimated. Now like most websites I pilgrimaged, I don't have that much of an understanding, but gradually got the jizz of it. My first time doing it, there were no problems. At least for The Lorax film. Then I put fourth the latter, and that's where my troubles begin. My first task for them was to voice some animatics that I made previously. I was not careful in the slightest, and it almost cost me a role. I tried to tell this woman that it's still the same Lilo and Stitch everyone knows and loves. It's just a little dark and mature. (And no. Not that kind of mature.) She ended up playing the other characters, except the main villain. Then my main 3D modeler had to drop out because of personal reasons. And this is where these two fuckers come in. They demanded that because of the tone of the movie, people are straying away. And that I should tone it down. I tried that there's nothing wrong with the tone, and that they are overreacting. I even brought up the fact that The Lorax is a dark story, and my version is more faithful to it. But that didn't work, and they just berated me. Telling me I can art without being sick and "This project is evil." Jesus Christ! And I thought Doverstar was single minded. Anyway, this was the point where I realize I have to take my job as a producer seriously, and need to straighten them out. Well, I told them they need to stay here and calm down. That didn't work, and I had my hand forced to recast them.

Afterwards I almost had to tone down my own movie. A movie may I remind everyone that talks about AI taking jobs away. So, that's where I decided I'm gonna try again with my new crew, and see if they can handle it. Some of them do. Two people, I don't think so. And for those that can handle it, actually agrees with me. What did they agree on you ask? That you don't need to be family friendly to make a good story. Sometimes you need to go hard on a certain topic, and do it with respect. However some people are so spoiled on lighthearted films, that they refuse to appreciate what made art work! And if they do see something challenging, they flail over it! Uuuugggghhhh! Well, after coming to the conclusion that it was just these two, I decided to kicked them out of The Lorax project. But before I did, I wanted to let them know about their consequences they rightfully deserve. One look at their profile later, and it turns out these two blocked me. And that's why I'm making this post; the real unprofessionals here. These two are good examples of people who are too big for their Bridgets and think they can just walk over their boss and get away with it. Well, I'm not letting that happen! Don't be like these two! These two needs to grow up badly!