It's basically the Yale of Swarthmore, PA.

Embry-Riddle likes to call itself (or claim other people call it) the Harvard of the Skies.

One of my professors jokes that Harvard calls itself the Embry-Riddle of the Ground.

Mmmhm.

Why anyone would take management's side is beyond me.

It's always been interesting, in the comic book industry, when artists band together to form an "artist friendly" publishing company. It never takes long for the lesson of "Animal Farm" to prove true, and the next batch of artists to come in to be treated much as they are at other places.

Right, addressing the Tiwan issue, and understand that this is third hand info but ... from what I have heard from folks at R&H, the Tiwan studio has been a thing that has been in the works for a year or so, the construction finals shortly, but the staff has all be trained at some of their other indan facilities, and such.

So this isn't as much news, as getting info out as "were not as bad off as people thought" to make investors more likely to put money into the studio.

And a more direct reply, specifically to R&H, from when I was there, and all that I have heard since, has always been good to its people, to a level that I haven't seen ANYWHERE else in the industry, so take that for what you will, people in Management can be decent.

If that's an example of the artistic ability of the VFX guy who created it, I think I've found his problem.