Jump to content

Troubled Production: Difference between revisions

Rescuing 1 sources and tagging 0 as dead. #IABot (v2.0beta15)
m (update link)
(Rescuing 1 sources and tagging 0 as dead. #IABot (v2.0beta15))
Line 197:
** Because of all of the above troubles, for the fifth anniversary it was decided that they would instead do an [[Anthology]] project. The resultant effort was ''[[The Uncanny Valley]]'', where the individual pieces had little production troubles by themselves. Behind the scenes, the directive demanded to the contributors to hand shorts with only "exposure" as the payment,; naturally, most of them refused, and the ones who complied were the British team, who at the time were the least popular of the site. In front of the public, the only problems were that some segments were uploaded sightly late, and the perception that [[Welshy]]'s contribution, a mini-documentary called "The Dark Side of Internet" about [[Why Fandom Can't Have Nice Things]] because of [[Loony Fan|over-possessive fans]] [[troll]]ing and stalking creators, was [[Roman a Clef|obviously inspired]] by his dealing with his [[Fan Dumb]] and the subsequent burnout he experienced, not helped by him leaving Internet for a while after its release. This anthology was the last site-wide anniversary special since then.
** And then, when the site was beginning to do plans for another [[Massive Multiplayer Crossover]] in celebration of its 10th anniversary, the scandal known as [http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/events/channel-awesome-implosion-changethechannel the Channel Awesome Implosion] happened, where former and then current contributors began to speak and compare stories on their mistreatment on hands of the directives of the company, culminating on the revelation that some directives and at least one contributor were guilty of sexual abuse and subsequently covered up. This was the last straw for most of the contributors, who jumped ship like peasants fleeing the Black Plague.
* On a smaller scale, the big crossover review between [[The Nostalgia Critic]], [[The Spoony Experiment|Spoony]] and [[Atop the Fourth Wall|Linkara]] for ''[[Alone in the Dark]]''. To begin with, Doug Walker had lost his voice the day before Spoony and Linkara arrived in Chicago (hence the use of [[Synthetic Voice Actor|text-to-speech]]). Secondly, construction work was being done outside Doug's house, so they had to film the review in Doug's basement. In addition, they didn't decide which [[Uwe Boll]] movie to review until the day they started writing. Spoony gives the scoop [https://web.archive.org/web/20130815202216/http://spoonyexperiment.com/2009/09/10/alone-in-the-dark-noahs-commentary/ here].
 
=== Western Animation ===
Cookies help us deliver our services. By using our services, you agree to our use of cookies.