- Hiring people only based on their merit and abilities so they don't feel insecure when there is a problem to solve. - Read History book and educating ourselves in classic literature, and base our stories on it so they are naturally meaningful and not confusing because we can't be confused after studying History. - Stopping the absolute influence(a little of influence is good of course) of executives who just believe in pure entertainment before education, so we take good decision to fix stories. - watch 100 movies a year to be able to draw fast good cinematography. - draw storyboard and not animate them. - 30 min a day of workout to fix our bodies.

It's always good if we can Utilize templates, automation, and other creative tools to speed up repetitive tasks, allowing more time for creative thinking. If we can allocate specific time for creative work and revisions. Balancing creativity with tight deadlines can be challenging, but with the right approach, it's possible to maintain high-quality work without sacrificing creativity.

Balancing creativity and tight deadlines in animation is always tricky, but I've found that breaking the process into clear milestones helps. It keeps the creative flow manageable and ensures progress. Collaborative brainstorming is key for generating ideas quickly, while also distributing the workload evenly. I also rely on time-saving tools to automate repetitive tasks, allowing more time to focus on innovation. These strategies help me achieve both creative excellence and efficiency without sacrificing one for the other.

Bring more people on board. And then be specialists. The way I've been able to pull that off on the last two projects is by partnering with a Graphic Designer, and then we can stick to what we are good at. He can do the character creation, and I can do the animation of the characters. And any project can become easier this way. You want to make a good delivery, not become Rambo of whatever

Yes, but it requires smart prioritization. Focus on innovation where it counts—select key scenes or sequences where creativity will have the most impact, and streamline the rest. Use well-established workflows and tools for routine elements, allowing more time for experimentation on high-impact areas. Collaborate with your team to ensure roles are clearly defined and resources are allocated efficiently. Staying agile and organized enables you to push creative boundaries while still meeting deadlines without compromising quality.