HurricaneHunterJackson ✨

@hachhachjay.bsky.social

HurricaneHunterJackson (From YouTube!) ——————————————— Male ⭐️ he/him ⭐️ they/them ⭐️ 23 ⭐️ Bisexual ❤️💜💙 ⭐️ Digital Animator, Artist, and Voice Actor ⭐️ Aspiring Cartoonist

Hey! Just want to mention that from here I will be trying my best to be more professional with platforms like Twitter and BlueSky. With the types of projects I’m now a part of, I can tell that instances where I am unprofessional stand out a LOT more.

General reminder that it takes some time before a voice actor is able to iron out their role! Most of the time, voice actors are not able to nail the voice they’re intending the first time. It’s all about practice and taking notes from directors into account!

Few things to remember about the Cartoon Network production art leak: 1) I doubt many artists are upset. Most of them are probably happy that people can finally see their work. Can't speak for everyone, obviously, but... likely. There are probably a few artists who can update portfolios now.

Cable is a dying business (Nickelodeon has been mostly "Spongebob" reruns the last few years) but when it comes to streaming most studios aren't investing in animation there much either, meaning the industry is struggling. Mergers like this are only going to make things worse.

ToonHive@toonhive.bsky.social · last wk.

Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon are officially sister networks for the first time in HISTORY. The two networks now share a parent company following today’s completed merger to form Skydance.

Solvable but requires a studio to not be frozen by analysis paralysis. 1) 20 episodes per greenlight. 2) Greenlight a new season based on gut belief in it, not based on waiting until numbers come in. This was TV for decades. Movies you can wait around for numbers, TV you can't. They're different.

DiscussingFilm@discussingfilm.net · last mo.

A new report from Luminate has found that long gaps between seasons of streaming TV shows are leading to major losses in viewership. More than a 1 year gap is seen to largely cause a significant loss in viewership. (Source: luminatedata.com/reports/2026...)

The Paramount-Warner Bros. merger could cost Los Angeles County nearly 4,500 film and TV jobs over the next three years. It could also result in $2.78 BILLION in lost economic value. This merger is only good for the billionaire owners and their shareholders — not workers.

Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Will Cost 4,500 L.A. Production Jobs, Report Finds

A report commissioned by L.A. County finds that the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger will cost 4,500 production jobs over t

variety.com

Before everyone cries "flop" I need to emphasize this: This is a movie released at the end of August, a slow time for theatrical movies, from a tiny distributor with nowhere near the resources of a WB or a Disney $15.5 million is a *fantastic* opening weekend all things considered

BoxOfficeReport.com@boxofficereport.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Ketchup Entertainment's release of Coyote vs. Acme debuted with an estimated $15.47M domestically this weekend (from 3,575 locations). #CoyoteVsAcme #BoxOffice