I’ve been paid to work on things that succeed and a few things that didn’t pan out/weren’t released. It’s demoralizing when you spend months on something that g

I’ve been paid to work on things that succeed and a few things that didn’t pan out/weren’t released. It’s demoralizing when you spend months on something that gets shitcanned - even when it’s the right call. Note that all the crew and actors involved not only lose the joy of seeing their work on the screen: it’s a gap in their portfolio, too. The FX folks, animators, lower tier actors, all miss out on having a credit and work to show in order to build their careers.