“Giantess Anna – growing spontaneously VFX” by Cinematic-GTS

Good morning everyone,

“Giantess Anna – growing spontaneously VFX” is an 8-minute long clip which was released on March 1st, 2021. This was produced by Cinematic-GTS, which is a relatively new studio with its oldest videos on Clips4Sale dating back to early August 2019. (NOTE: Some of their earliest works were first released during the summer of 2016 under the “Gts videos” banner, but that content was moved to the current studio.) They describe themselves on Twitter as “… a Giantess and foot fetish creator from Germany.” (NOTE: Cinematic-GTS got their start posting compilations onto YouTube in 2012, but the channel has since been removed.)

Initial productions focused on tiny people with titles such as “High Heel Tamia Crush video SFX VFX,” “Janines tiny problem SFX VFX,” and “Giantess Romina – Ultra Micro VFX SFX 4K.” (NOTE: While that last example includes “giantess” in the title the woman in question was normal size, but interacted with tiny people.) Later clips involve cities, but they were miniaturized. For instance, “Giantess Alisa POV – city domination VFX” showcases a woman teasing a small city inside a home:

Cinematic-GTS is not the only one which has made clips of tiny cities inside otherwise typical dwellings. Other examples of this trope include “Lydia Micro City destruction” (micro buildings on top of a living room table) created by Media Impact Productions, “VR 360 4K Giantess Loryelle City Destroyer II” (a small city in the woman’s loft) a collaboration between Giantess Crossing and Giantess Loryelle, “Giantess Jen Capone’s Tiny Foot Slave” (a very crudely represented city, with red Solo cups for buildings, inside a home) by Ginary’s Giantess Adventures.

Bottom line, Giantess Anna – growing spontaneously VFX appears to be Cinematic-GTS first real giantess production. Furthermore, this is their top seller at both Clips4Sale and iwantclips! (NOTE: It will be interesting to see if this remains the best seller over time.) That high ranking may be solely due to its newness, but I like to think that it’s a bestseller due to the growing theme 😉

The story in Giantess Anna growing spontaneously is thread-bare. A lack of explanation could be expected with “growing spontaneously” being in the title. Furthermore, the same can be said of most low-budget size-themed creations, but it’s particularly true here. Often, viewers are given at least a token explanation for why a person is transforming. In “A ‘GROWING’ EDUCATION” by Destruction Damsels the woman grew because a strange plant squirted on her, in “Draven sciences himself into a giant and destroys the city” by BattleBeauties the man grew because he was testing a new formula, in “Attack of The 50 Ft Stripper” by Valora Fetish a growth ray did the trick, etc. However, there was never the slightest indication of why Anna grew.

Indeed, Anna’s only dialogue consisted of speaking the line “Too small…too small” while she removed her clothes. A total of four words makes for a sparse script, to describe it charitably. Additionally, at one point a man appeared holding a camera and filming Anna. Perhaps viewers are meant to assume that the intruder was also responsible for the transformation. That could have been made clear by merely adding two more lines of dialogue. She could have angrily asked “What the hell are you doing in my room!?” and the stranger could have replied “Watching my plan come to fruition!” and that would have provided some background. Obviously, the verbiage could have been different, but anything to provide a narrative would have been appreciated.

The model was attractive and the growth process itself was smoothly executed. Unfortunately, there was no clothing destruction. I would have loved to see those garments ripped and torn off her expanding body, but instead she removed them herself.

Additionally, Anna’s performance was understated. A more spirited reaction would have made for a more exciting watch. As it was, she did not sound overly surprised at her transformation and that being the case, why should the viewer be excited? While towering over the city she sways her hands which looks like she’s trying to swat things that are not actually there. Alternatively, she might have been dancing, but either way it wasn’t clear why she was moving in an odd fashion.

There was a continuity error when she outgrew the place. Somehow her underwear returned, even though we just saw her remove them a few seconds prior. Those must be some magic undergarments!

The action ends abruptly at the conclusion.

Now let’s take a moment to step back and briefly discuss the intent behind these reviews. The objective is not to “beat up” creators and make them feel bad. Instead, the hope is to provide constructive inputs. The intent is to provide an outside perspective which could improve their work. (NOTE: Although, “improvement” is subjective. Other people may not share a disdain for watermarks or a love for clothing destruction.)

As a creator myself, I understand that it can be discouraging to receive criticism. I once hired someone to edit one of my stories. They initially agreed, but then refused after reading the first few pages. Bottom line, it was so bad that there was no way they would edit my story, not even for money! One can only picture the editor violently vomiting for several days due to the intestinal distress caused by my dreadful prose. Undoubtedly, they were brought to the brink of death! Their life only been saved when they plucked out their own eyes with a dull spoon. While they are now blinded for the rest of their given days, at least they will never have to look upon my shitty work again. All that is to say, the criticism almost made me quit. The message I received was that my efforts were so poor that I should do the world a favor by giving up and never trying again. (NOTE: Perhaps a higher fee would have swayed their opinion. A million dollars might not have made my story any better, but it would have at least paid for a new pair of cybernetic eyes!)

I NEVER want to make anyone feel like that. God forbid that a creator would ever want to quit after reading one of my reviews. Everyone has something to contribute. I do not think that any person should stop producing art, regardless of critiques. Nonetheless, it is possible that even the most benignly intended statement could be interpreted harshly. A sentence stating that something could be done differently could be taken as a stinging rebuke. To share an opinion is to risk been misunderstood. However, the benefit is worth the risk. It can be equally discouraging to be given no feedback, to put something out into the world and then to hear nothing back except cold silence. The unspoken message could be perceived as “Your work is of such low quality that to provide a thoughtful analysis would be ridiculous.”

Therefore, I provide inputs with an emphasis on practical suggestions. I understand that size-fetish budgets are tight. Accordingly, I place heavy emphasis on measures that can be implemented at little to no cost. Steps such as adding lines of dialogue to clarify ambiguous points, having the camera operator voice some dialogue so an actor does not seem as if they are talking only to themselves, removing jewelry after a performer changes size to aid in the suspension of disbelief, etc. can be done at no cost.

Returning to this clip, there were several aspects that I would have done differently. Nonetheless, I did enjoy this. Furthermore, I am excited to see more giantess media from Cinematic-GTS.

Giantess Anna – growing spontaneously VFX can be purchased for $9.99 at the following link: https://www.clips4sale.com/studio/131619/24616033/giantess-anna-growing-spontaneously-vfx

That’s all for today folks. The next review will examine something from Giantess Loryelle. Until then, keep growing!

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