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Crest1
over 1 year ago
The character acting is so nice. Seeing a lot more high quality hand drawn animation from warner recently despite all the crap their getting for their treatment of other series
idonno
over 1 year ago
Were Tonic DNA's animators credited for this episode? Do they credit the individual studio's animation teams on this show?
Anihunter
over 1 year ago
idonno said:
Were Tonic DNA's animators credited for this episode? Do they credit the individual studio's animation teams on this show?
It does.
Ovatz
over 1 year ago
idonno said:
Were Tonic DNA's animators credited for this episode? Do they credit the individual studio's animation teams on this show?
They credit the animators on every episode except for a few Yearim shorts
Anihunter
over 1 year ago
idonno said:
Strange how they credit the animators here, yet not on Green Eggs And Ham, or the DCAU movies. Also, I agree, 100%. It hurts so much seeing one of the major pioneers in animation be slowly and PAINFULLY destroyed by a CEO who has no respect whatsoever for animation or the labor that goes into it, especially when the artists, who already aren't paid enough or treated well, suffer because of it. This whole situation MAKES ME SICK. It is so hard to be hopeful for animation when the belittling, the disrespect, and the GOD AWFUL treatment show no sign of stopping or slowing down.

Sorry about that little vent there. This year has been HORRENDOUS for animation.
Actually, the DCAU movies DO credit animators. It's animation subcontractors for the Japanese-animated efforts they don't bother crediting.
idonno
over 1 year ago
Ovatz said:
They credit the animators on every episode except for a few Yearim shorts
Anihunter said:
Actually, the DCAU movies DO credit animators. It's animation subcontractors for the Japanese-animated efforts they don't bother crediting.
I also know from memory that studios do tend to credit South Korean animation contract studios on theatrical films, like The Simpsons Movie or the first two SpongeBob movies (or really any of the Nickelodeon movies.) Same applies to any other contract studios, really. Strange enough thought, Nick credits the animators at Jam Filled Entertainment for The Loud House.