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In a few years' time, teenagers will be consuming shows and films made by their peers, not by streaming providers. They'll forgive and perhaps even appreciate t
by evrenesat 3y ago
In a few years' time, teenagers will be consuming shows and films made by their peers, not by streaming providers. They'll forgive and perhaps even appreciate the technical imperfections for the sake of uncensored, original content that fits perfectly with their cultural identity.
Actually, when processing power catches up, I'm expecting a movie engine with well-defined characters, scenes, entities, etc., so people will be able to share mostly text-based scenarios to watch on their hardware players.
- Chabsff 3y agoSimilar to how all the kids today only play itch.io games thanks to Unity and Unreal dramatically lowering the bar of entry into game development. Oh wait... No. All it has done is create an environment where indy games are now assumed to be trash unless proven otherwise, making getting traction as a small developer orders of magnitude harder than it has ever been because their efforts are drowning in a sea of mediocrity. That same thing is already starting to happen on youtube with AI content, and there's no reason for me to expect this going any other way.
- evrenesat 3y agoIt took ~2 years for my 10 year old daughter to get bored and give up the shitty user made roblox games and start playing on switch, steam or ps4.
- nwienert 3y agoThey do that now (forget the name there's a popular one my niece uses to make animated comics, others do similar things in Minecraft etc), and have been doing that since forever - nearly 30 years ago my friends and I were scribbling comic panels into our notebooks and sharing them around class.
- znkynz 3y agoms comic chat for the win