El Squibbonator

The problem is, the calendar is getting kind of crowded, and it's only going to get more so if I spend too long working on my next entry.

Are we allowed to submit more than one movie per year?

Also, what does it mean for a movie to be "finished"? I posted it, but it's not on the calendar at the beginning of the thread.

Kind of makes me wish the real movie industry were like this. . .

The Insect God Studio: Fossil Record Productions Director: Daniel Ulrich McBroom* Genre: Science-Fiction/Horror (2D animated) Release Date: Monday, April 22nd (limited release) Friday, April 26th,(wide release) Rating: PG-13 (language and violence) Budget: $8 million Theater Count: 1987 (widest release) Running time: 95 minutes Principal Cast: Tone Loc as Cyxil David Pryce* as Fergus Hartman Susan Morris* as Lindsey Hartman Harry Richard Milhouse* as Dr. Ken Thorton Don Mydas* as Azmyth Stephan J. Colditz* as P'kokwi Queen Frank Welker as Maxine. Tagline: It's their world now. We just live in it. Summary: *fictional

Girl Genius, the webcomic by Phil and Kaja Foglio.

So, new member here. I'm thinking of pitching a movie for this year's CAYOM. It's an adult-oriented animated sci-fi movie based on a short story I wrote for a project when I was in high school. So I have a few questions. One, how realistic is it for such a movie-- that is, an animated movie aimed at adults that isn't a comedy-- to be successful? Two, I'm not sure who to name as the director. Very few animation directors (in the US, anyway) do feature films aimed at adults, and of those who do, none really seem like a good fit for the kind of story I had in mind. So is it OK if I name a fictional director?