CABIN KILLED
As it turns out, SA has the exclusivity to Kill Cabin, but I also get paid for it, which is good for me. For you guys, not so good. You'll have to buy the Doom House DVD to see it. Sorry for the blue balls. I'll let you know when the DVD is released. I'll also provide that deleted audio track here on the blog.
The School Show short may end up being free as well, I haven't yet decided. The full show will definitely cost money but you'll get 5 minute snippets of each episode for free, so quit whining. That's along the range of what you are used to watching for free to begin with.
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- I animate, I watch Philadelphia sports blindfolded, and I enjoy skeeball. Living the American dream.
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3 comments:
I think I keep seeing these right as you update.
I was probably going to buy the DVD anyway, so it's not much of a problem for me. I'm sure that and the School Show are both worth paying for anyway.
Yeah as long as the SA guys don't charge me 25 bucks I'm cool.
Plus I'm sure the other things on the dvd will be worth while.
TSSSS short I can't see a true reason to charge for that as it's the thing trying to get us to watch the TSSSS and buy the real show kinda like a trailor if you will.
Matt, I'm not whining, free stuff is always appreciated, and far be it from me to tell you how to do your job, but has nobody learned the lessons of Icebox? Micropayments and previews of episodes are a most unsuccessful business model. It'd be like X Men showing you 20 minutes of each movie for free. You get the same people who would have paid you after seeing 30 seconds, i.e. a trailer, ailienating those people who don't want to see 20 minutes of disjointed bits of content without continuity, and without huge volume, you end up losing money.
Much like network television, the money isn't made by getting viewers to give you money directly for content, but through advertising, merchandising, and beg...ising. (And is a waiter at a restauraunt begging for extra money with that bill? Probably, but the point is that it's normal.)
That's my two cents. Feel free to disregard, eviscerate and all that other good stuff that people with actual talent do.
PS Thanks for inspiring me to write, and all the wonderful things that come with that.
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