jesus he got really fucking far

[rodox_video]

     Remember this dude and his pitch that we automatically assumed would get laughed out the door?

     Well, uh

[DJ_Izumi]

I never liked the idea of mixing human and anthro characters.  But that's just personal taste.

If someone can do a quality furry production that's actually interesting, he does have one thing going for him: He has absolute zero competition from anywhere else in the fandom.  You would hold a literal furry animation monopoly.

There's a few cheap flash porn animation DVDs but nothing that would ever compete with a real series.  You could make a lot just marketing to the furry fandom cause there's nothing else in that catagory that they'd buy.  Though hopefully he has higher aims for that.

[Spip]

I guess it just goes to show how desperate people, like these Floridian animators, are for income.

(Well, that and how desperate CYD is for content.)

[DJ_Izumi]

I guess it just goes to show how desperate people, like these Floridian animators, are for income.

Well, they ARE animators afterall.  They're basicly guns for hire, assuming your cheque doesn't bounce.

[LordNagetiere]

A professional contact at an AOL mailbox says a fucking lot, no matter how nice the animated storyboard looks.

[sharki]

I was wondering why this thread popped up again.  SPAM!

I actually do have news about "Zoo U".  It's a finalist in two high profile TV Writing competitions.

The NextTV Writing and Pitching competition, http://www.nextventertainment.com/writers/  and the Fox Diversity Development Writers Initiative.  The Fox one is a pretty big deal.  If I'm one of the finalists, Fox will option the pilot for one year and put me into a mentoring program.

I should have the results by the end of next week.  I know you all hate me, but wish me luck.

[ProvincialTwit]

No.