feeling really rusty since its been a while but rwby hitaus go brrr

done 👏 with 👏 finals 👏 tomorrow 👏👏👏

holy shit I’m free

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An update on the release schedule for RWBY Volume 8 from Laura Yates

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“Hey, everyone! I’ve been fortunate to get to know a lot more of you this year, but for those I haven’t yet met, my name’s Laura Yates and I am the Lead Producer on RWBY Vol. 8 and 9! I’d like to share an update in our programming schedule for the remainder of the year. Every Volume, RWBY sees a mid-season break, but this time it will be a little longer than you’re used to. In order to continue making the show as good as we know it can be, and to truly support our team, following the release of Volume 8: Chapter 7 on December 19th, we will go on mid-season break, resuming with Chapter 8 on February 6th, 2021. As you may know, we’ve been working remotely since March. This was our first foray into a fully remote workflow; we’ve long been accustomed to working on the show together in person. Without precedent, the team has had to work quickly to adapt at almost every stage of the pipeline… and they’ve done an incredible job. I can’t speak highly enough of how adeptly CRWBY has risen to the challenges we’ve faced this year, and how they’ve continued to create a truly fantastic show. Vol. 8 looks and sounds as good as ever, and I’m so thankful for the hard work, talent, and dedication that have gone into making that possible! A reality of working from home, though, has been a general slowdown in shot production. Each step takes just that much longer to complete, and it slowly adds up over time. We are committed to maintaining a work/life balance as a studio; a need that feels all the more significant in the current year. This mid-season air break ensures CRWBY has the time needed to maintain that balance. The team will continue working on the show throughout, but it will allow us a comfortable finish for the back half of the season. Thank you for everything you’ve done to support CRWBY - there wouldn’t be a RWBY without the FNDM, and we appreciate you so very much! Sincerely, Laura”