One which would allow them greater control over their lives, work and collective destinies once this revolution was manifested and implemented. The plausibility of the revolution increased over the years as executive management continued its misguided tradition of suppression. Many artists thought that the Second Golden Age was the manifestation of this revolution, but it wasn't. This latest round of layoffs has dismissed that myth permanently. The much anticipated revolution is happening now.
Artists can feel it in the air.
It's thick like the smell of prey in the nostrils of a hungry tiger. It's electric and it's exciting. It's our future and the possibilities and opportunities that we know will be presenting themselves to us. It has several layers of management that make it difficult to make quick, timely decisions. At some of these large studios, artist recruitment is slow and cumbersome.