Markiplier

It's like, no, there's a huge pool of talent that you can pull from.

And a lot of people with a lot of creative ideas that maybe you should listen to because the landscape is changing.

The technology is changing.

There's a lot of ways that people are going to be making stories that will rival the quality that you can see.

And I'm not even talking about AI.

I'm talking about literally the tools and the power of computing nowadays is so much more advanced than it was that you can do cinema quality effects in Blender.

There was a Blender movie, the cat movie that was...

released like a year or two ago that was rendered in Eevee and Blender and it won awards and it was really, really celebrated.

So I think that looking at the internet as a whole, not just YouTube as a source for these creators to push from is important.

And if I can help in any way, that's what I want to do.

I ramble a lot in my answer page.

Tell me to shut up if I ever go on too long.

Like that's that's everything, right?

You can have an idea and an ambition for something, but if it's not executed properly, it's never going to transcend that cinematic feel to it.

So I leaned a lot on the artistic ability of the other people on the crew.

I knew and I trusted that.

And when I when I was going into it, I did know that it was going to be very difficult to have a single location be cinematic.

It's been done before.

But when you have this stepping out of reality of I'm in a rusting submarine in the bottom of an ocean.

You both get a little forgiveness and you have to earn a lot of forgiveness from the unreality of the situation.