And I think two fellas from the creative industry and entrepreneurs like us who are pro vibe coding or vibing everything, I think we should maybe take a moment and guess what the cons are.
One is job loss for sure.
Um, or like, you know, people's larger teams now have to be either kept busy or staying profitable where, you know, one person can do the job of what used to be five or six people in, in short amount of time.
Um, and I'm going to guess that another one is going to be, um, that you're not learning anything.
I think that's going to be a big one.
I think the more assembly based roles, right, that aren't like the creative conductor, director, for sure are going to have to adapt and change because all that assemblage, even in, you know, online editing and finishing for films and TV.
You know, a lot of that stuff is highly technical.
Those things could eventually like certainly can't today.
But like those are the I think the earlier ground that becomes seeded that becomes sort of lost to this.
But it allows those people who maybe ended up being an assembly editor, it gives them the chance to now be like a director if that's what they want.
Exactly.
you know, now get into the more creative realm.
And then the other thing that I think I was touching on was like, so internally today, guess what? So we can now develop our own After Effects scripts or our own Photoshop scripts.
Scripts or one of these other script totally marketplaces, sometimes sometimes a couple of
bucks, whatever it is.
Yeah.
And
we would buy this middleware for, you know, usually like I'd say more like 30 to 100 bucks.
And that would give us this huge gain right today already today.
one person can kind of make that plugin within a couple hours.
It really comes down to the pricing and what the subscription is and what the supports are and all that kind of stuff.
But I do worry that that middleware plug in marketplace, which has been a cornerstone and a super important part of like our studio life could go away.
And it's definitely a conversation that we are having internally and and thinking a lot about.
Absolutely.
And I think two fellas from the creative industry and entrepreneurs like us who are pro vibe coding or vibing everything, I think we should maybe take a moment and guess what the cons are.
One is job loss for sure.
Um, or like, you know, people's larger teams now have to be either kept busy or staying profitable where, you know, one person can do the job of what used to be five or six people in, in short amount of time.
Um, and I'm going to guess that another one is going to be, um, that you're not learning anything.
I think that's going to be a big one.
I think the more assembly based roles, right, that aren't like the creative conductor, director, for sure are going to have to adapt and change because all that assemblage, even in, you know, online editing and finishing for films and TV.
You know, a lot of that stuff is highly technical.
Those things could eventually like certainly can't today.
But like those are the I think the earlier ground that becomes seeded that becomes sort of lost to this.
But it allows those people who maybe ended up being an assembly editor, it gives them the chance to now be like a director if that's what they want.
Exactly.
you know, now get into the more creative realm.
And then the other thing that I think I was touching on was like, so internally today, guess what? So we can now develop our own After Effects scripts or our own Photoshop scripts.
Scripts or one of these other script totally marketplaces, sometimes sometimes a couple of
bucks, whatever it is.
Yeah.
And
we would buy this middleware for, you know, usually like I'd say more like 30 to 100 bucks.
And that would give us this huge gain right today already today.
one person can kind of make that plugin within a couple hours.
It really comes down to the pricing and what the subscription is and what the supports are and all that kind of stuff.
But I do worry that that middleware plug in marketplace, which has been a cornerstone and a super important part of like our studio life could go away.
And it's definitely a conversation that we are having internally and and thinking a lot about.
Absolutely.
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