>mfw something stupid happens in the fandom

...and I discover I was right all along.

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[Blue_Paladin42]

This gif amuses me.
EDIT: DAMN, look at him GO!

[Cloudhammer]

DANCE, VARGRAS, DANCE!

[Reaper1oo]

Sorry, this .gif just replaced your avatar in my mind.

[ThunderDash]

[Shielded Myth]

agreed

[Brony2893]

AMEN

[RainbowBob]

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[Zervziel]

Behold, the Lord of the Dance.

[Psykosis]

Wait, what did I miss this time?

[Party Favors]

I want to meet this guy badly now.

[An hero]

What happened?

[JerryQWERTY]

Was it the documentary? It was the documentary right? Yeah, the documentary...

[Vargras]

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Was it the documentary? It was the documentary right? Yeah, the documentary...

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[Web of Hope]

Remind the kids at home, Vargras! what exactly were you right about?

[Web of Hope]

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for this, sir, you are my hero of the night

[Spectrumancer]

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All that "Leftover money" went to hiring professional editors, going to extra locations, etc. They did not make the entire thing on a 60K$ budget and have the rest just lying about, you know.

And now, dance.
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[Spectrumancer]

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Oh the piracy issue is absolutely true, I'm just saying that they used most or all of the money they got.

[Rao the Red Sun]

Prometheus is a bitch, no?

[Kagitaar]

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$12 is expensive?

They are stopping the extra production because they are worried the money they anticipated getting later through other avenues is unobtainable due to the piracy. In the real world, things cost money.

[Kagitaar]

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The $12 price point is for the download, not a stream, and has the same data on it as the DVD will. You are primarily paying for a copy of the data, not the media it is on.

And yes, they did spend all the money on the documentary. It was initially only going to be about Bronycon, but when they got the extra funding, they decided to expand to more cons and work on some international stuff. Not only that, they also were able to hire better editors as their vision expanded, and that costs money. $60k would have been enough to film at Bronycon and get the editing done for that, probably on the cheap, and that's it. These are professionals making a professional documentary, not a guy with a video camera editing the thing on his PC. (Not the little projects are inferior, just different.)

Edit: Forgot to mention, go look up John de Lancie's interviews, he explains the nuts and bolts well and simply for those who don't know anything about the film industry.