Ghostship (prologue) tells the story of two deep space miners who stumble across the derelict spacecraft The Narcissus, and thinking of the big fat cash bonus they'll get for finding her decided to go onboard only to get a very nasty surprise...
This is a little animated science fiction film I put together in a couple of weeks while trying out some new software. It seems to have got a lot of attention on other sites so I thought I'd put it up here and you could tell me what you think.
It was created using The Movies: Stunts & Effects, iClone 2 Studio, Effectslab Pro, Compositelab Pro, Blender 3D and a multitude of other programs.
I Hope You Enjoy It.
COMING SOON: GHOSTSHIP: THE ARTIFACT
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Sagerman (16th Feb 2008 16:13)
The film has an amateurist look BUT BUT BUT what I liked was the fact you subtitled it. This was very thoughtful of people with hearing loss. THANK YOU! The story is a bit too simple but I think you were just experimenting for the most part. So I suggest if you plan to develop it, expand on story aspects like character development and detail. You might want to use Dramatica (writers software) to help you develop the story more.
Sagerman (16th Feb 2008 16:12)
The film has an amateurist look BUT BUT BUT what I liked was the fact you subtitled it. This was very thoughtful of people with hearing loss. THANK YOU! The story is a bit too simple but I think you were just experimenting for the most part. So I suggest if you plan to develop it, expand on story aspects like character development and detail. You might want to use Dramatica (writers software) to help you develop the story more.
Underground Movie (10th Feb 2008 11:49)
Nice realisation & animation but story is single. You should use Poser 7 for animation, it's easy and the render is in High Definition if you've got a good CPU, but it's really easy to animate with it and you can see by yourself in the demo on the official website. Ongoing ! Kind regards Underground Movie http://undergroundproduction.weebly.com
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