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This has historically shown to not be the case. In the modern era, there's rarely any value in a raw idea, but how it affects those who observe it (mainly can i
by SQueeeeeL 4y ago
This has historically shown to not be the case. In the modern era, there's rarely any value in a raw idea, but how it affects those who observe it (mainly can it drive them to buy toys). It's been pretty consistently shown people like what's familiar, so we get an endless stream of mid sequels
- taylorius 4y agoWhen have kids (or any other non-specialist) previously been able to create their own customised blockbuster series, that looks like a professionally made show?
- samizdis 4y agoThere was a time, a good few years ago, that the free 3D animation software Muvizu (sadly no longer around) envisioned kids doing just that. Here's a clip produced with Muvizu using assets from Shawn the Sheep. (Muvizu was at the time discussing collaborations with Aardman.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF9Ul_hv55s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF9Ul_hv55s
- justinclift 4y agoIsn't that still a fair way off...?
- taylorius 4y agoYes, it probably is - but we can see the first glimmerings of it now. I thought that was what the parent comment was referring to, anyway.