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>Q: This looks terrible.
>A: Of course. It's quite difficult to train people from literally 0 experience to competency in professional animation software used by Oscar-winning movies, all within a month. But that's the thing, I never promised the visuals would be good, only that I would and could personally guarantee everything else (writing, etc.) would be. OUC was going to be a black and white, 1 frame every 3 seconds, animatic before I decided to go down the path of full animation. Remember how Verbalase spent $50k for that animation? That video was 3 minutes long. I'm doing 3 hours of animation not just within a year but at significant personal expense, both fiscally and in regard to time and effort. I mean, I've clocked in just over 900 hours in the last 60 days. I haven't taken a single day off, and I've developed chronic sleep deprivation because of it (no, I'm not exaggerating, and yes, this is a call for help). That being said, don't worry. This is by no means the final product—not if I have anything to say about it, and I do.