I feel this one. I never look at the usernames (unless someone else says "username checks out"), I just read the content. In books I also never read the "Denise said" and "Harry replied" stuff either. I never thought about why. Maybe my autism? Or my ADHD? Interesting.
To be fair, if you watch the video directly on your feed and hit the button to comment, it never even shows you the body of the post. I frequently have to scroll back up to read the body when I see people in the comments under a video or image referencing something from the post I didn't know.
What a great interaction. I love this.
https://www.reddit.com/r/animation/s/whURCYr25t
I had to go look the guy up myself, and he has worked on a lot of movies from my childhood.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Blaise
I KNEW he did brother bear!! There’s something so unique about his bear illustration
Maybe the mist wholesome version of this type of mistake
It really dew
This is really sweet.
not the first time!
This guy is the Tony Hawk of animation!
I feel this one. I never look at the usernames (unless someone else says "username checks out"), I just read the content. In books I also never read the "Denise said" and "Harry replied" stuff either. I never thought about why. Maybe my autism? Or my ADHD? Interesting.
The number of times I have to go back to see who was talking in books.
How does one see the preface "...I directed brother bear" and think this is a young random artist?
To be fair, if you watch the video directly on your feed and hit the button to comment, it never even shows you the body of the post. I frequently have to scroll back up to read the body when I see people in the comments under a video or image referencing something from the post I didn't know.
But in this case it's the video that starts off with "I directed brother bear" in large font...
Also the post has the link to the full 11minute animated short!
Wish the Internet was always this positive, supportive, and owning mistakes
I thought it was very gracious of Aaron to not acknowledge the mistake in his reply as well
When your well-meaning advice gets shot down because the OP is a Disney legend.
I saw this short when it played in the Three Rivers Film Festival just a couple weeks ago. It was really good and sweet!
Wow
Disney Renaissance is a key term I feel folks into that side of the animation industry should know.