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On the other hand, Aardman is in the business of making cartoons for children out of clay. And actually has a business doing this. They are experts in successf
by starbeast 8y ago
On the other hand, Aardman is in the business of making cartoons for children out of clay. And actually has a business doing this.
They are experts in successfully fantasizing their way to results.
As far as being risk averse or having poor growth, their employees are animators. It is not a trade you take up if you tend to be risk averse.
Growth will be judged a frame at a time, but growth is only vitally important to investors and is not that sane a metric of success.
- ascar 8y agoGrowth at the inflation rate is at least important for employees in terms of pay-raises to actually maintain a stable standard of living.
- blazespin 8y agoThat's true. it might work in this instance. My guess though is a competitor will see this as an opportunity to copy and have a more efficient studio.
- laumars 8y agoAardman didn’t invent stop motion nor claymation. So plenty of companies have been in the business of creating stories using those techniques. However I’m pretty sure Aardman could have grounds for legal action if another company copied their iconic character designs (which will be copyrighted).