I'm making my own anime. It's a lot of fun, but the hardest part is finding a cohesive organization system...

I'm making my own anime. It's a lot of fun, but the hardest part is finding a cohesive organization system, or even just one tool that is good for keeping track of employees.

Right now, most of what I find are tools that require the employee to have an account and to check in, but all i really want is a sort of master list kind of app that lets me keep track of all currently open animations I have outward, with the ability to see all the previous sales in an organized way after labeling from awaiting production, to production by who, at what cost, and finally delivery date

is there anything outside of just creating my own sort of spread sheet out there like that?

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Is this part of your production? I recommend you give up. The world doesn't need any more gaijin globohomo propaganda animes.

do you have an idea with artistic merit or are you paying a bunch of hungry artists to animate your mary sue fanfic

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You're not gonna distract me from what I came here for.

Animation student who is entering professional practice come September in my degree here.
Who are you employing for this? There's something about this that looks off, like it's very cheap. Like the close up sequence on the hand when she punches, it doesn't look finished. Do you do any post production editing in AE etc? What software are you using? This needs filters and adjustments.
As for software like that, you could try Trello, but it needs an account per person as you already mentioned. Other than that, I'm not sure what else you could do.
(Also, are they supposed to look like Ino and Hinata?)

Real good use of your time here. Thanks for contributing such a great service to society. Why aren't you just doing heroin? You'd have a better time and contribute the same

good luck entering the professional practice, I hope you succeed.

doing heroine won't make me money, this does.

Thanks, hope my comment didn't come across as discouraging, I was asking those questions because you can make it look better if you do some adjustments. Most anime studios tend to draw with on vector layers with pixels and soften the lines after and then add adjustments in AE. I follow some professional anime animators on youtube and they tell you how some of the pipeline process works.
Right now it's missing that anime "feel" and the lines look too rigid, you can try adding a blur and grey filter in AE, it will help.
Here's a video from a professional using OpenToonz (the opensource software studio ghibli made for their movies), he composes it in AE after to achieve the correct look.
youtu.be/lTwMjbD2adQ

>hope my comment didn't come across as discouraging,
No, I'm pretty used to people thinking they know better to me. I just ignore them.

> I was asking those questions because you can make it look better if you do some adjustments. Most anime studios tend to draw with on vector layers with pixels and soften the lines after and then add adjustments
No matter what adjustments you make, there will be someone else who insists they could make it better with some adjustments. I do not worry about this, and focus on just developing my own story as I produce the first episode. I do appreciate that you have your own vision of the ideal way to do things, it is just largely useless ideas to someone putting together a real product.

Anybody paying for this rubbish is somehow an even greater fool than you. Fucking horrifies me how many people like you think of themselves higher than dirt.