[ SECRET POST #3297 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3297 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

When you're breaking into any creative industry, you're going to start off with the shittiest jobs unless you're exceptionally lucky. Only a few get to work on the good stuff. If that's going to kill your love of your hobby, either accept it or find a new career.

Turning your passion into a job is often a really bad idea, if only because those jobs tend to be the same one a lot of people want to do, so that means the competition is fierce and the work conditions and pay are appalling, since so many people will do it for peanuts just to live their dream.

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[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, you hit the nail on the head. That's what I've noticed about this industry. Everyone working for digital, like Crunchy or whatever, gets totally shit pay and you work 60 hour+ weeks.

I'd probably hate it less if I had more time off to watch good anime. But I just work all the time. After almost 3 years, I'm hitting burnout point. I don't want to live like this anymore.

I'm watching Shirobako right now, and I can't stop thinking "how can all these people be so passionate about making some shit moe anime?? Why don't they get frustrated about the hours and the pay and bail??" I know animators in Japan get paid even less than I do.