I think Visinema is onto something here 
. I mean, creating IPs that can be enjoyed globally is a great way to go. It's like how gaming has taken over - animations need to be more than just fun, they need to be immersive experiences that keep people hooked. And yeah, government support would definitely help, but it's not just about the money, it's about having a solid foundation for creators to work from. I'd love to see more studios taking a page out of Visinema's book and focusing on building sustainable creative environments 
. I mean, creating IPs that can be enjoyed globally is a great way to go. It's like how gaming has taken over - animations need to be more than just fun, they need to be immersive experiences that keep people hooked. And yeah, government support would definitely help, but it's not just about the money, it's about having a solid foundation for creators to work from. I'd love to see more studios taking a page out of Visinema's book and focusing on building sustainable creative environments 
. By prioritizing IP creation and seeking government support, they're thinking outside the box and recognizing that animation is a long-term game 
. It's awesome to see them focusing on storytelling that matters and not just churning out one-off projects 
. Malaysia's grant program has been a great example of how government support can make a difference 
. If Indonesia gets its act together, I think we'll see some amazing animation coming out of the country soon 
Indonesia needs a solid foundation for its animation game 
. We've seen how Malaysia's grant program helped their animators thrive 
They're like, totally thinking outside the box and pushing for a paradigm shift in the animation industry! 
Creating an ecosystem where storytelling isn't just about making cash, but creating something that's gonna last... that's lit 
Like, Malaysia got it right with their grant program and now they're killing the digital content creation game! 