Recently, Pink Floyd launched an animation contest for their now 50 year old album The Dark Side of the Moon and it's been getting a lot of backlash on Twitter, namely, they claim ownership of all competition entries and you get absolutely nothing (unless you win), so this only really benefits the contest organisers.

But hear me out. Despite all the haters claiming it's very very expensive and you have to spend hundreds of hours, painstakingly creatively putting together a masterpiece of a music video, only to get 2nd place and win nothing (in that case, yes you would get screwed BIG TIME), you do not have to work as hard. If you're like me, and cut enough corners and be overall "efficient" with your workflow, you can shit one out in 3-7 days or less than 10% of your spare time and you won't miss out on much. It doesn't even have to use AI in the slightest, just don't draw that many frames, or better, motion tween that crap in Flash.

Example of such quality.

"Pink Floyd owns this video?" This is worth at most $40, so I don't really care, All them restrictive TnCs should cause all the actual talent to run to the hills and give us spammers the edge up!