please interview Jailson Jr, he owns an anime studio called ''anistage'', he and his team are building an anime streaming platform, the quality is super cool
I agree, there is no single answer to this question. My approach to this is creating social media accounts, building a network, engaging with followers and most of all do research on what makes a manga great.
@@namelesschild3724 It just depends. Like if you like drawing with color, Webtoon or Tapas is probably the best for you. If you like manga, then maybe Mangaplus Creators, Days Neo, Jump Rookie etc. If you like drawing short comics, twitter. If you like having your work voice acted, tiktok or youtube.
6:57 I don't know if I agree with that, paywalling your audience is a notoriously Hard Sell. A good example on how that can completely backfire is the UA-cam channel The Watcher, they tried to have their own subscription service and it led to disastrous results. Nobody is going to want to pay a fee for one product, the only reason people even support people on patreon is to support the Creator more so than what they create. This guy doesn't seem to understand that the reason working with companies is such a viable option is because they have a lot of resources and they can better get people paying to get eyes on your product. Vivziepop absolutely needed Amazon or else she would have been handling the translation marketing streaming and monetization of hazbin Hotel entirely herself on top of having to focus on her other projects like hell of a boss. Being an artist is an entirely different skillset compared to that. I'd argue even anime needs these big corporations who would have cared about Dragon Ball if it was airing on its own network that people had to pay $4.99 for?
People are willing to pay for something that offers value. It's astonishing how some individuals are willing to spend exorbitant amounts of money on the most frivolous of items. When a company offers genuine value, people are willing to pay for it. Many times, it doesn't require the backing of large corporations to succeed.
@@theriddleman7648 I think that's a fair point! It's absolutely true that that happens, but I feel that that is an exception to the situation more than a thing that generally happens. Remember, for every successful kickstarter or patreaon project, there are 11 that failed that you just never heard of. Even in situations where people have a large audience (such as the watcher as I mentioned earlier) people took them getting people to pay for projects that were originally free as an insult and were offended at the mentioning that 4.99 was a price that "everyone can afford" in their own words. Perhaps you don't have to have a large corporation backing your project, but relying on your audience can be just as taxing. Usually things like dealing with customers, needing to do potential translations, handling and shipping of products or advertising is a thing corperations handle, I'd argue those things alone require a more frivilous skillset than just making the things you like and hoping people like it enough to want to buy it. Sure there are people who can handle doing all of that, but that's not the case for everybody.
If you wanted to create a manga stylized comic, what would you say the best platform for the comic to develop an audience? I heard webtoon does not work well for more black and white style manga comics. How would you advertise your comic without a publisher?
Hey, im writing a novel, as of writing it, i got an idea of another novel i want to make, i want to focus more on the other one cuz i like it more than the one that im already making drafts for. Which one do i chose to do. The other i like more cuz of the concept, or the one im already writing?
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please interview Jailson Jr, he owns an anime studio called ''anistage'', he and his team are building an anime streaming platform, the quality is super cool
Man, what’s even the best place to share my stories
Honestly there is no "one best answer," it just depends on your goals and preferences!
Post everywhere, not just one site
@@MonitorComics wouldn't find your best if it depend on your goals and preferences?!
I agree, there is no single answer to this question. My approach to this is creating social media accounts, building a network, engaging with followers and most of all do research on what makes a manga great.
@@namelesschild3724 It just depends. Like if you like drawing with color, Webtoon or Tapas is probably the best for you. If you like manga, then maybe Mangaplus Creators, Days Neo, Jump Rookie etc. If you like drawing short comics, twitter. If you like having your work voice acted, tiktok or youtube.
Thanks for having me!
Of course!!
That was a motivational video! Thank you, Monitor! I hope to get a job next to creating a story for all!
Thank you for taking the time to watch! Glad you enjoyed!
good to see baalbuddy mentioned
He is a great artist!!!
I have an idea for your video: Make a video of "how to find your art style"
6:57
I don't know if I agree with that, paywalling your audience is a notoriously Hard Sell. A good example on how that can completely backfire is the UA-cam channel The Watcher, they tried to have their own subscription service and it led to disastrous results. Nobody is going to want to pay a fee for one product, the only reason people even support people on patreon is to support the Creator more so than what they create. This guy doesn't seem to understand that the reason working with companies is such a viable option is because they have a lot of resources and they can better get people paying to get eyes on your product. Vivziepop absolutely needed Amazon or else she would have been handling the translation marketing streaming and monetization of hazbin Hotel entirely herself on top of having to focus on her other projects like hell of a boss. Being an artist is an entirely different skillset compared to that. I'd argue even anime needs these big corporations who would have cared about Dragon Ball if it was airing on its own network that people had to pay $4.99 for?
That is a fair point!!
People are willing to pay for something that offers value. It's astonishing how some individuals are willing to spend exorbitant amounts of money on the most frivolous of items. When a company offers genuine value, people are willing to pay for it. Many times, it doesn't require the backing of large corporations to succeed.
@@theriddleman7648 I think that's a fair point! It's absolutely true that that happens, but I feel that that is an exception to the situation more than a thing that generally happens. Remember, for every successful kickstarter or patreaon project, there are 11 that failed that you just never heard of. Even in situations where people have a large audience (such as the watcher as I mentioned earlier) people took them getting people to pay for projects that were originally free as an insult and were offended at the mentioning that 4.99 was a price that "everyone can afford" in their own words.
Perhaps you don't have to have a large corporation backing your project, but relying on your audience can be just as taxing. Usually things like dealing with customers, needing to do potential translations, handling and shipping of products or advertising is a thing corperations handle, I'd argue those things alone require a more frivilous skillset than just making the things you like and hoping people like it enough to want to buy it. Sure there are people who can handle doing all of that, but that's not the case for everybody.
Very cool video! I’d thought about hiring japanese animators for to adapt my comic into an anime but didn’t know where to start.
really great video, I didnt heat about Midnight productions before
You are such an inspiration for me. I have used so many of your videos to improve and inspire my projects. Thank you so much for these videos.
Monitor, what apps do you use for comic panels?
Clip Studio Paint! Medibang Jump Paint is a good free alternative!
Dope video and he is right it is hard but, keep a consistant income too.
Thanks for taking the time to watch! And yes!! Having a job is important!!!!
Make a video about training arcs. Pls
It is on my list! Coming soon!
Also one about rescue arcs.
Who was the character on the right in the thrumbnail?
The main character from Midnight Production's manga, "My Baby Mama Knows Kung Fu!"
Please make a video on how to solve the current isekai harem situation
If you wanted to create a manga stylized comic, what would you say the best platform for the comic to develop an audience? I heard webtoon does not work well for more black and white style manga comics. How would you advertise your comic without a publisher?
How can i work with someone????
And how can i find it
Pls help monitor
Hey, im writing a novel, as of writing it, i got an idea of another novel i want to make, i want to focus more on the other one cuz i like it more than the one that im already making drafts for.
Which one do i chose to do.
The other i like more cuz of the concept, or the one im already writing?
This was very informative. Thanks!
Of course! Thanks for watching!
Hey love this video awesome
Thanks for taking the time to watch!