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>>82109797
Not being nominated for the AA will not kill small studios, come on

Just another reason to not give a shit about the oscars

>>82110260
If studios like cartoon saloon (OP pic) weren't getting nominated it'd kill their international exposure and they'd be relying largely on the domestic market, which is fairly shit for small movies
Might not completely kill them but they wouldn't be able to make half as many feature lengths as the Oscars exposure allows
>>82110328
They're so bad it's unreal

>>82110173
>Animated film
>Film
>Television and Film

Hmmm

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>>82110365
I kind of agree because the smaller studios take a longer time to produce their works while people's awareness is being flooded by the constant mainstream releases. It's easy to miss out on awesome stuff due to lack of exposure.

>>82110328
also this

Bums me out. Did they say why they're doing it?

>>82109797
>ed but basically, for animated films the nominees used to be selected by animation industry experts and professionals.

Certainly the awards weren't given by experts, lol

>>82111074
Don't think so, it really doesn't make sense
You'd imagine it has to have something to do with pressure from the big studios, people weren't happy when song of the sea beat Lego movie to a nomination
>>82111124
Awards maybe not but the nominations were at least chosen by people who understand the industry

>>82109797
Cant wait to see Boss Baby nominated for the next Oscars