/lit/ - Literature

>>22367000
I meant reading (understanding the grammar but needing a dictionary for every other line)

I've always wanted to be the creative lead/showrunner for a television series, specifically an animated series. The only problem is that I'm more of a writer as opposed to an illustrator, although I intend to at least try in that regard.

My question more so stems from an industry like this, and how writers are seen and viewed. A lot of these animated shows tend to be poorly written, or filled with those whose writing tends to be based off degenerate ideological beliefs, which often dilute the effect of storytelling. I see this as personally travesty, and not a direction I want to go in. The only problem is that the well seems to be poisoned already. I'm worried that if I put my passion project out there, it will be inevitably corrupted.

I wanted to get some perspectives on this sort of industry and its writers. Since I'm at a crossroads where I can potentially get into this industry. Should I just keep my ideas to myself or just push forward and persist?