I just watched the first episode titled "Rain of Fire".

First of all: I think this is a good strategy to get attention. Everybody loves good stories.

But there's always a but... and I don't mean the blue butt in the beginning. 😉

I'm sorry, but Courtney sucks as a narrator. His voice is not "catchy", and he also speaks a little bit too fast. It sounds like he doesn't have enough time and wants to get it done. It's stressful.

What you need is a chilled voice actor who sounds like Morgan Freeman or Redd Pepper:

The series was a great idea. But ... ya, they could even recruit volunteers to help with creative writing and narration. I'm sure a lot of folks would do it for free.

Same with the visuals. If the A.I. (probably JiniSafi) can't repeat the characters consistently, I would rather just get a human cartoonist to draw the comic. In other words: keep the idea, outsource everything.

I mean you're already burning the candle at both ends having to cover the machine technical and the remote viewing data. Make a "sister" creative battery of your work that functions like a separate downstream team

Like courtney could get the mind and the discipline down ... but does not have the ideal voice-box. Maybe next incarnation.

Just saw this thread and I'm going to say here that I prefer to listen to Courtney's voice. I don't watch the videos personally I only listen like its a podcast usually.

I am less interested in entertainment or other people's visualizations of things. I listen to Courtney's voice, the emotion, the uncertainty, the certainty, the pauses around what he says, the tone of it. That matters to me in listening to what is true in what he says and what isn't.

So from my perspective I have no problem with his narration of things.

I would be personally unlikely to listen to a smooth polished voice that is someone reading from a script.

AND I think they are also looking for the audience of those who want polished images telling them a story. There's benefit in that for some.