SoraAlfheim

I know the issue, but I handed over admin control of the bot to @DChiuch when I stepped down, so you'll have to ask him.

Thanks!

Even just revealing the title would compromise its chances of being picked up, so I have to be careful with who I share those details with. If, however, I strike no success during pitching, plan B is to raise funding and produce it ourselves. Which may or may not involve a kickstarter campaign.

Ah, no, I don't. Since plan A is to pitch it to a big TV animation studio (think Disney, Nickelodeon, CN, etc). I have to keep all material strictly secret.

I missed this message, were you asking me or Cole?

Obviously can't promise anything. It all depends on whether I believe the project to be viable... or more importantly, whether I have capital available to invest when the time comes.

Well, I invest in startups, so if you ever get to that point, hit me up

To be more specific, I've been working on developing a pilot script and concept for an animated series that I intend to pitch... eventually. Pretty ambitious, I know

It's a secret project :larxeneshh:

That's probably better

I mean, all right, I can go with that haha

Well, I mean, I understand the confusion considering I was listed highest on the sidebar.

I was never the owner, DChiuch is the owner. I just managed it.

Please stop calling me that, lol

I respectfully disagree. While yes, Disney wasn't free of bad PR or controversy back then. It's impossible for a large public facing corporation to not piss someone off at one point or another, especially in such an increasingly polarized world. However, Iger had a history of handling that bad PR much better during his tenure than Chapek did. Iger has been much more outspoken on social issues, so I doubt the "Don't say gay" would get as bad as it did if he was in charge at the time. Not to mention that he was much better liked by even the lower-level employees in the company.