My Animation Era

  Chapter 1025 Rumors about Kyoani

  I don’t know when the animation embedded advertisement started.

   Anyway, very early.

  In the early stages of advertising placement, we were relatively careful. At most, in the animation, Quiet Mimi used camera language to give a close-up of the sponsor’s father’s trademark logo for a few seconds.

   Now it is bolder.

  Leaving aside the TV animation, in the area of ​​online animation, you can always see various "sponsor" logos next to the protagonist in any online animation with a modern urban background.

   Inserting advertisements at the beginning of the title is already a routine operation. The most excessive thing is to insert advertisements during the broadcast of the feature film, and let the animation protagonist be the product spokesperson.

  For example, a certain sci-fi theme animation, when the main film is broadcasting, there is a sudden episode, the protagonist hugs a laptop and praises: "It's all thanks to this Elf Shadow!"

   That's too dramatic.

   At most, Gu Miao would only display sponsor advertisements at the beginning of the film, and could not do outrageous operations such as inserting the main film or endorsement by the protagonist.

  However, he also understands the rampant phenomenon of video placement ads these days.

  After all, animation is a time-consuming and expensive job, and many animators are out of breath under the pressure of huge investment.

  Sometimes, some scenes are considered to be "expenditure burning" animations at first glance, and it is understandable to insert some advertisements appropriately.

   After all, if you have money, you can create more big scenes of spending money!

   Not every animation company is backed by capital, and not every animation project has a full budget. There are always particularly difficult and poor production teams, and you can’t expect others to generate electricity purely for love.

  This has to be an example of the early "La La La Demacia".

  It doesn't matter what others say, anyway, Gu Miao herself didn't post about the production team, it's a fan work, what's there to talk about for love?

  As for the later Super Seminary, Heijia, and Xiongbing Company, you can spray whatever you want, after all, the situation was different then.

   Interesting to say.

  On the Wanbao video website, there is also a rough but extremely interesting fan animation similar to "La La La Demacia".

  The difference is that the theme of this fan animation is not League of Legends, but the relatively unpopular "Three Kingdoms Q Version" under Wanbao.

  Gu Miao also took a look.

   Not to mention, what you did was really good.

  The ending of the animation "Three Kingdoms Q Version", in the end, Liu Bei retreated from the mountains and came to the Nanman Star to reunite with Zhuge Liang, Zhang Fei, Guan Yu and others. Sun Quan and Cao Cao also arrived at the Nanman Star one after another, and withdrew from the battle on earth.

   Everyone got together and decided to vigorously develop tourism and open a Three Kingdoms theme park.

   And this fan work called "The Wind and Cloud of the Southern Barbarians" mainly tells the story of Liu Bei, Cao Cao, Sun Quan and others, who developed the desolate Southern Barbarian Star into an interstellar tourist attraction.

   "It's not easy to generate electricity for love!"

   It's rare to see a good Q version 3D animation, and it's the sequel of "Q Version Three Kingdoms". Gu Miao checked the production team and found out that it was the result of a few college students generating electricity for love.

  This kind of team, if nothing else happens, may not even be able to finish this animation, and if half of it is done, they will have to disband and go their separate ways.

  Gu Miao really wanted to see the ending of "Nanban Fengyun" and admired the talents of these young people, so she secretly funded them and helped them set up "Nanban Animation Studio".

Do not misunderstand!

  Although these guys are pretty good, Gu Miao really has no intention of recruiting them.

  Promote them and tell them that there is no future for being a doujin. If they become famous, they should do original work. This is the original intention of Gu Miao to support the other party.

   As for whether Nanman Studio can gain a place in the highly competitive circle after receiving the first pot of money from Gu Miao, that's none of his business.

  Gu Miao doesn't really care about rewards.

  The millions of funds that funded Nanman Studio were also used from his personal account, not Wanbao’s company account, so from the root cause, he didn’t want the other party to have anything to do with Wanbao.

   "You don't need to join Wanbao, Wanbao is already powerful enough, you are still young, what you need to do is to become a second Wanbao, come on!"

  Gu Miao thought clearly.

  If these young guys come to Wanbao, they will probably be influenced by the environment to become people like Ma Kui and Huang Kun, and lose their motivation to start a business.

  What a shame?

   It is better not to let them enter Wanbao, continue to maintain the current momentum, and move forward with the goal of becoming Wanbao.

   There may be a 99.9% probability that it will be a failure, but there is also a 0.1% probability that these guys will bring different changes to the domestic animation industry.

   The future is uncertain.

  Similar to sponsorship and cooperation with Nanman Animation, Gu Miao has actually done a lot in the past two years.

  He also came from that stage. He is very clear about the difficult situation of an animation company at the beginning of its business. Now that he has the ability, he must be able to help everyone.

  Although most of the start-ups were unable to persist until the end, they managed to gain a firm foothold in the domestic animation industry, and were disbanded within two to three years.

  But there are also some teams that have indeed survived the difficulties with Gu Miao's support, not only survived smoothly, but also lived a very nourishing life...

  Yitian Studio is a typical example.

  The current Yitian studio is amazing. In terms of scale and production capacity, it is already considered a top team in China.

  Wanbao’s shareholding ratio in Yitian is as high as 61.7%. Lao Zhang has repeatedly proposed that Yitian should be merged into Wanbao and become a studio under Wanbao Animation.

  Yitian himself also wants to enter Wanbao.

  However, under Gu Miao's persuasion, Yitian Studio was finally independent and was not merged into the Wanbao system.

   Facts have proved that Gu Miao's decision is correct.

  Yitian is free from the Wanbao system, but lives a very nourishing life. If it was merged into Wanbao at the beginning, it might be lost to everyone now.

certainly!

  Even if they live a healthy life, they are very influential and appealing in the industry, and have a group of extremely loyal fans. The Yitian team still wants to join Wanbao.

  The reason is simple...

  Yitian can’t come up with a new IP right now, and is just relying on the previous “Spirit Cage”. It’s hard to say how many years it will last, but there’s no guarantee that the future will be as nourishing as it is now.

   How cool it is to join Wanbao!

  Backed on the big tree of Wanbao, no matter what happens in the future, we can always live better than 90% of our peers.

   But having said that, Yitian wants to merge into Wanbao, and it is useless for Gu Miao to disagree. Even the Nanman studio didn't want to accept it, so how could Gu Miao accept more staff?

  伱 Thought you were Kyoani?

  Kyoani Studio, this is the only animation studio that Wanbao has acquired in recent years, and it is also the only production team that joined Wanbao Animation in the form of an overall package in recent years.

  Kyoani Studio has only had one animation work so far, and this work is the reason why Gu Miao took it under his command.

"Fruit ice"!

  This decision is great. The results and performance of the animation "Hyogo" are enough to prove the ability of the Kyoani team.

  But they are also facing a difficult problem, that is, after joining Wanbao Animation, what kind of works should they produce to reflect their due value?

  There have always been rumors from the outside world that Gu Sanshui bought a parallel import team with a lot of money.

  Although these rumors will not affect the trust of the company's top management in the Kyoani studio.

   But those words sound harsh.

   "Bingguo" was an animation produced by Kyoani before joining Wanbao, but after they joined Wanbao, they did not produce a work, which is the main reason for the rumors.

  (end of this chapter)