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Dumb Source Filmmaker Cartoons
I'm that guy that did that one video about the Medic with that Captian Jack song. And then I talked shit on dramatic TF2 videos. You guys remember that, right?
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Extra reward tiers.
If I make 500 dollars every month form videos, I'll add some new reward tiers. Some juicy, jucy rewards that'll make your mom be like "oh dang, son. get on that mess."
I NEED TO EAT
I'm pretty sure I could make this a full-time job if I made a thousand dollars every month. Then I could just live off of this, and spend every waking hour doing SFM cartoons for you.
Wouldn't that be something.
Wouldn't that be something.
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Young, upcoming animate man with a twinkle in his eye and a mouth full of bread sticks.
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Hello! I'm Krunkidile. I'm an animator on YouTube who created 3D comedy videos using Valve's Source Filmmaker. Some of my work includes the "Team Service Announcement" series, "CARTOON HORSE PROGRAM!!", and "Quest of the Demoknight Final Level Playthrough" which was nominated for "Best Comedy in the Second Annual Saxxy Awards.
Thanks to the support of my viewers and fans, my channel has gained over 100,000 subscribers and almost 40,000,000 views! I've even had the privilege to work with talented members of the Team fortress 2 community, and even work on the "Tip of the Hats" annual charity team!
However, I need a little more help from you guys, and that's why I have a Patreon. As you may have heard, YouTube has changed their adsence algorithm, and now pays partners differently than before. Instead of basing a video's earnings on the amount of views it gets, partners are now payed by "viewer retention," or, how many minutes a viewer spends watching monetized content. This new algorithm actually hurts most content creators who can't create lengthy content on a daily, weekly, or even monthly basis. It hurts animators the most, as animating just a minute of content can take weeks, or even months to complete, and animated shorts that are under a minute are no longer profitable to make.
That's why content creators are moving away from YouTube as their main source of income, and are looking to their viewers to help fund the content they love, with resources like Patreon. I'm currently going to college, studying graphic design and multimedia. And as anyone can tell you, American colleges remorselessly pile fees and debt on students. So in order to both pay for my tuition, books, food, housing, car, and everything else, I need the help of viewers like you.
By donating just a dollar a month, you can keep me creating videos for both you and your fellow Krunkidile subscriber, instead of getting some horrible job where I have all of the humanity drained from my body and would rather kill myself than create videos.
On top of that, you can get some pretty cool rewards as a thank you for going the extra mile to help me out! for just a dollar, you can join the "Secret Money-Haver's Guild!" There you'll get exclusive previews at what I'm working on, hi-rez versions of video thumbnails, and get priority notifications to community playdates!
But if you wanna go the extra mile and get a little more, you can also get personalized Source Filmmaker posters, and signed Team Fortress 2 items, and a special "thank you" with your name at the end of each new video I make!
And even if you can't afford to pay anything, but want to help out, share my videos with your friends and turn off adblock. Either way, thanks for reading this all the way to the end.
Thanks to the support of my viewers and fans, my channel has gained over 100,000 subscribers and almost 40,000,000 views! I've even had the privilege to work with talented members of the Team fortress 2 community, and even work on the "Tip of the Hats" annual charity team!
However, I need a little more help from you guys, and that's why I have a Patreon. As you may have heard, YouTube has changed their adsence algorithm, and now pays partners differently than before. Instead of basing a video's earnings on the amount of views it gets, partners are now payed by "viewer retention," or, how many minutes a viewer spends watching monetized content. This new algorithm actually hurts most content creators who can't create lengthy content on a daily, weekly, or even monthly basis. It hurts animators the most, as animating just a minute of content can take weeks, or even months to complete, and animated shorts that are under a minute are no longer profitable to make.
That's why content creators are moving away from YouTube as their main source of income, and are looking to their viewers to help fund the content they love, with resources like Patreon. I'm currently going to college, studying graphic design and multimedia. And as anyone can tell you, American colleges remorselessly pile fees and debt on students. So in order to both pay for my tuition, books, food, housing, car, and everything else, I need the help of viewers like you.
By donating just a dollar a month, you can keep me creating videos for both you and your fellow Krunkidile subscriber, instead of getting some horrible job where I have all of the humanity drained from my body and would rather kill myself than create videos.
On top of that, you can get some pretty cool rewards as a thank you for going the extra mile to help me out! for just a dollar, you can join the "Secret Money-Haver's Guild!" There you'll get exclusive previews at what I'm working on, hi-rez versions of video thumbnails, and get priority notifications to community playdates!
But if you wanna go the extra mile and get a little more, you can also get personalized Source Filmmaker posters, and signed Team Fortress 2 items, and a special "thank you" with your name at the end of each new video I make!
And even if you can't afford to pay anything, but want to help out, share my videos with your friends and turn off adblock. Either way, thanks for reading this all the way to the end.