Talcum Powder
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Let's start with, I love this game and it is fantastic and amazing.
Let's continue with, your creative process is yielding incredible results. Just frustratingly slowly and as a fan (but admittedly not a financial supporter) I want to pump out ideas to speed things up.
To your points,
The world over there are many many productions that are restricted by budget and schedules which make "a bunch of changes" completely unfeasible. There will be a producer on site nixing anything that could blow a hole in the budget or delay production. This is not a truism for all productions, of course, but I'd suggest that the vast majority do work under incredibly strict constraints.
speaking definitely not "a bunch of changes".
As a patron-sponsored creator you don't have these constraints and that is exactly what Patreon is supposed to provide - financial support to allow creative freedom. I just wonder if that freedom isn't running amok and perverting a creative process into an obsessive one.
Let's continue with, your creative process is yielding incredible results. Just frustratingly slowly and as a fan (but admittedly not a financial supporter) I want to pump out ideas to speed things up.
To your points,
My personal take on this remark is that it is genuine and sincere but lacks a sense of self-awareness. Of course no production knows 100% how a scene or an event will ultimately turn out. But they sure as heck don't build the sets and call in the the props department and the set decorators, and set the lighting teams to work, and the camera crews and the film loaders and the catering crew and call the actors to the stage, [etc.] without being 90-95% locked down.That's why I also said a couple of times why it's difficult to help in this case because I never know 100% how a scene should look like. I got a picture of it and know what should happen. But the details I only know when actual start working on it.
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But that scripts get edited during a creation process is perfectly normal and happens everywhere in the showbusiness.
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The world over there are many many productions that are restricted by budget and schedules which make "a bunch of changes" completely unfeasible. There will be a producer on site nixing anything that could blow a hole in the budget or delay production. This is not a truism for all productions, of course, but I'd suggest that the vast majority do work under incredibly strict constraints.
This is simply not true. Sure, there are some where budgets are looser and production schedules have a lot of buffer time built in but I'd argue this is a minority. Small changes, sure, re-staging a shot within a scene, sure, but generallyThere's no movie or TV show which doesn't get a bunch of changes during the shooting process.
speaking definitely not "a bunch of changes".
As a patron-sponsored creator you don't have these constraints and that is exactly what Patreon is supposed to provide - financial support to allow creative freedom. I just wonder if that freedom isn't running amok and perverting a creative process into an obsessive one.