That's simply unrealistic.
Another major problem is that even if these teams spend a lot of money, they may still face the problem of not being valued and the production quality being uneven.
There have been many similar jokes in the industry before. They spent a lot of money to hire a well-known professional team to produce it, but in reality, the team took over and then outsourced it to a few college students who worked on it for three months and then produced a pile of "masterpieces".
As for the actual special effects team?
They are just middlemen who collect payments and provide a naming rights.
So the intricacies behind these events are far more complex than the filming of a science fiction movie itself.
"Come on, let's talk in the conference room. I think your design is very unique, Mr. Huang!"
Xiao He straightened his posture, led Huang Junhao forward, and tentatively asked, "Has Mr. Huang considered mass-producing his designs, or finding other ways to make his designs known to more people?"
"Actually, I have done mass production design for this type of model before."
When the topic turned to business, Huang Junhao's face immediately showed a hint of embarrassment.
“I started a toy company long before my father gave me this factory.”
That was several years ago. Back then, even anime figurines hadn't officially entered the public eye in China, the "blind box" industry hadn't taken off, and the concept of "trendy toys" hadn't been promoted to consumers. Most people viewed these things as just simple toys, with little value.
No one could have imagined that in the following years, the blind box industry would develop, and animation and film derivative products would become the "spiritual sustenance" of the younger generation. It would evolve from a niche trend culture into a "carnival wave" that everyone would buy, and even spread from China to the whole world, becoming one of the leading countries in "trendy toys".
From this perspective, Huang Junhao's ideas at that time were actually quite avant-garde.
Unfortunately, at that time, only a few foreign companies had such a brand concept for mecha model figures. Huang Junhao's mecha model figures had no anime or film works to promote them, no foreign manufacturers to brand them, and no market environment to drive them. His works were destined from the beginning not to make much of a splash.
As expected, Huang Junhao's words confirmed Xiao He's guess.
"Unfortunately, the market response was not good, and my original designs required a huge cost to replicate and mass-produce, so that company only lasted a year before it went bankrupt completely, leaving only the factory that my father gave me."
Huang Junhao still felt somewhat resentful when talking about this company, and couldn't help but let out a long sigh.
"This is the first company I started. I originally thought my hobby would be enough to support my career, but I later realized that a hobby is just a hobby."
At that time, Huang Junhao could never have imagined that he would not only suffer a major failure in his hobby, but also fail in every other industry.
It's true that I'm just not cut out for business.
Huang Junhao's words caused Xiao He to fall silent for a moment.
Huang Junhao, on the other hand, was able to talk about his past failures with ease. He shrugged nonchalantly and said with a smile, "So this factory later came to serve me. It was actually quite good. Fortunately, my dad supported the factory, otherwise I would have lost so much that I wouldn't even be able to keep my own birthday present."
Xiao He: ? Do you want to hear what you're saying?
The pity that had just risen vanished instantly, and Xiao He's eyes turned dead.
Wow, I almost lost a birthday present in business! What a painful price to pay!
So why did he sympathize with this rich kid just now?
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