User blog:I blew up/Important announcement

A simple thought dawned upon me earlier today that moving the soundtracks of Rubix Entertainment's films to real life record labels isn't enough; it would probably be more logical if I abandoned the Rubix Entertainment company entirely, thus having only one company release Splash Animation's CGI feature film projects.

That's not the only reason I'm planning this, though. Lately, I've grown less comfortable than ever about the concept of putting up pages relating to live action films that I can't make posters for without using that technique which involves tracing a photograph into realistic 2D artwork.

Another reason is because, as this may make my DJW Studios stick figure films more interesting, I'm planning to give some of those films PG-13 ratings (including The Landrums, Tony Tom-Tom's Delivery Service, Drive from Cyberdoom, and Buddy Movie). Splash Animation, on the other hand, produces animated films which receive MPAA ratings in the range between G and PG, and I hardly believe it is necessary to have one studio that produces young adult films and a studio that produces kids films owned by the same company.

Overall, I'm sort of starting to have a growing dislike of the Rubix Entertainment company. So the internal conflict I'm dealing with today calls for a few changes to my DJW Studios wiki, such as the staff behind DJW's projects (more convenient to use real people in my credits than ones that came out of a random name generator), the soundtrack albums, the soundtrack composers... maybe even the release dates; there's plenty more space to move my films again now that Rubix is long gone. Oh, and did I forget to mention this? I may have to "relocate" The Landrums to October 15, 1999 and Situation Purple to October 13, 2000. Words cannot specify why this is bound to be done.

Splash Animation, which I plan to open up a wiki on soon, won't have nearly as many changes as I plan to make for DJW Studios. I'll most likely keep the founder and directors of Splash's films, but I may have to remove the randomly generated writer names and have the directors take their former places, along with some real life film writers as well (probably).

That's all I can think of to say. I'll see you all on the Splash wiki sometime. This is Damen Walker, signing out!