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Hello! Do you know wether the shorts on Russia air during the comercial break or as an episode? Thanks a lot!
I’m afraid we don’t know! We’ve tried searching… but the information is unavailable as far as we can tell. There’s gonna be a Gravity Falls marathon on the 5th, we’ll try keeping an eye out during then.
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You are entirely taking what I said wrong, putting words in my mouth, and just trying to fight. The entire point of what I said is that the time consumption right now is preproduction, not animation. The animation takes a week per episode at most because they're outsourcing it. I was merely correcting you on the fact that they're spending a lot of time animating, and instead letting you know they're spending a lot of time in preproduction. Don't be a dick.
I wasn’t picking a fight! I just don’t really understand your point. You made it sound like, just because it’s animated in a different location that means it takes less time to animate. Or that because it’s outsourced, it… has no real contribution to how long it takes to produce an episode.
I went back to read our first correspondence, and I can see that I misinterpreted your initial ask, but your followup ask further confused me on “the point.” So, I’m sorry about that, even if I don’t agree on the discussion it veered off into.
About the animation/time thing: yeah, some of the animation is outsourced, but when it comes to animation, time is always an issue. Companies overseas do get the job done faster, but they also don't do it as well. The preproduction stage of Gravity Falls does take a lot of time, but I know that they also spend a lot of time prepping the shots that are going to go overseas, so that the other companies can't mess it up. So I dunno. Either way, its always going to be a big time commitment.
Yes, exactly.
Incorrect again. If it were animated entirely in house, it would take significantly longer due to animation in the US having a higher quality (compare the opening of the show to the show's actual animation to see what i mean), as well as the animators would all e spending their time animating the inbetweens and being unable to work on other things. With it being outsourced, they have more time to multitask. Outsourcing the animation saves both money and time.
If it were animated inhouse a lot of animators wouldn’t be jobless. That’s besides the point. Alex isn’t going to personally animate each frame regardless of whether is was animated here— other people would. Which they are. In Korea.
And you’re saying the U.S. has better quality animation than… what? anywhere else? That sounds more than a little insulting.
The opening is less than 30 seconds long. They can afford to give it the time and quality it needed to make that invaluable first impression on viewers. Most of it was done here, but it was also animated partially in Korea. (Opening animation deets here.)
I think you’re confusing time and money (though they do often go hand in hand.) Just because it’s cheaper for things to be animated overseas, doesn’t mean the time and effort put into it less valuable. (And that’s definitely a shame, because they should be paid better.)
And this conversation feels like it’s completely derailed from the original topic. Which is that animation, like the works of Gravity Falls, takes a lot of time. So fans just need to be a little patient and understanding.
