Vivienne M

@vivziepop.bsky.social

Producer of cartoons! creator of #HazbinHotel + #HelluvaBoss & more! musical loving trash🎶Founder of SpindleHorse! I'm loud and I curse a lot!

I think to date the best lesson I’ve learned to live by truly is the classic “actions speak louder than words” because when you keep that into account it’s so much easier to see through bullshit. ✨

At this point I’m just thankful to those who trust us to tell a story and are willing to make it to the end of the season next year. That’s all I can ask for. 💖

I’m tipsy but I just had a conversation with Bill Hader at a party and didn’t make a TOTAL ass of myself ( I don’t think ) so that’s a win in my book 💕🙌

I’m going to see some fans react to Dirty Bird for the first time tonight and I’m so excited aaaaaaaaahhh 😈✨ I can’t wait for it to be unleashed on the 14th!

I don’t love how much people have managed to bad faith friends joking around about making art together. Can ya not? The commentary is a fun thing for us to do, but if you can’t handle it we can totally stop lol

LRP: I know it’s pointless to say this online nowadays. Creatives from all over this industry are just begging for a degree of understanding and grace from an audience that increasingly won’t give it. What I want now is to ignore it. I’d like this to not be something we continue to validate.

I wish people understood that TV writers: 1. *Have* actually thought more about this than even the most die hard fan. 2. Are beholden to time, money, and owner constraints that fans will never be aware of. 3. Are extremely likely to already be aware of any critiques because (see 1) but (see 2)

James Hamilton@jameshamiltonwriter.com · 3w ago

Hey, just so people know: it's not cool to reach out to writers who worked on something you watched to tell them things like "the next few episodes could use some refinement", or "I had a few issues with it", even if you're couching it in something positive.