Need to change.
Need to change.
Meh. I still love you, bro!
Yeah, that's not what's happening here.
Fan film chat yes. Fuck-offery talk no.
I also am not a huge fan of the AI thumbnails we see everywhere now because they are so often inaccurate and gaudy looking. I do understand the goal here is to kind of grab a viewer's attention scrolling by in their feed but you see so many of these all kind of looking similar it has the opposite effect on me. Something human created, even not as polished, is more my preference. I doubt the OP thought the thumbnail is what would generate the most feedback though.
Something human created, even not as polished, is more my preference. I doubt the OP thought the thumbnail is what would generate the most feedback though.
There's a very good chance they wouldn't. The better pathway is "Than you for sharing. Can I offer some feedback no the thumbnails?" Then, if it's invited, a constructive bit of info. Or send it via PM, to avoid open criticism of someone sharing something that they have created.
But the very first post out of the box was not about the production, it wasn't even giving it a chance.. it was straight into "Oh it's AI".
I will be quiet now. I think I was a bit too quick on the defence as people then did move into talking about the production which is what it should be about. I will stop derailing it.
It was about the production. If the very first thing I see turns me off to the idea of watching it, I think it is fair to share those thoughts.
Great video, thanks for sharing. I watched it, really enjoyed it - especially loved X. One bit of feedback is the thumbnail doesn't do your production justice. Perhaps an illustration/image from the set?
- There you go.
We had a hand-drawn poster done for "The Tressaurian Intersection."
Untrue. The first response was ME, and I wrote:
In my subsequent post, I mentioned that while I am not a fan of AI thumbnails, I stated that the show itself did not appear to use AI, so people who are put off by AI might give it a shot:
Yep. There's so much sameness to them, down to the color palette, that I don't know that they actually catch anyone's eye in a "wanna wantch" way.
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