We're talking disney quality here, right? I think you're completely delusional on how much work this takes. Just look at how much effort it takes to model something as simple as a shoe in blender: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fitq_YyJvk0 It's speed up and it looks like hours of work to me. For a shoe. Now Imagine multiple characters with different clothes. And a room. With furniture, lamps, table decorations.... Perhaps an entire castle or town, since most fairy tales play in those. Or a mountain landscape. Then you'd have to animate it. It has to look fluid and believable. That takes a lot of work. More than you realize. Think about lip movements. Whenever a 3d character speaks, you have to animate their faces and lips. Ideally, their lips are synchronized to the voice actors. I believe in Hollywood they use specialized cameras and masks to automatically transfer lip and face movements to their 3d characters. We'd have to do this by hand. That is serious work. You'd have to animate each vowel. That is not fun. And speaking of voice acting, you'd need that too. And it better not sound like an embarrassed high schooler reading a text! No one wants to listen to that, people would switch to another video. You'd also need music. Emotional music that fits the scene, not some random royality free garbage unless it's carefully selected. >Neither is writing a good story, Oh, writing a story is much, MUCH easier. There are thousands of people who published their own books. I don't know a single person that makes disney quality movies in blender entirely on their own. If anyone does, they probably heavily rely on bought assets to speed up the process. Small teams may do, and then they probably work months for a 10 minute short movie.