NETHERBORN - Directed by Mark T. Aro

Dustin R. Rogan said:
love the playful banter going on here. Good luck with working with babies...in my Love fest I had one...but I cut most of her out. Due to the fact she was fussy...and time restraints...so hopefully you have a better experience with your baby...or his baby...you know what I mean...
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Thanks man... we will give it a shot. I have never worked with babies, except as a dad, but Matt baby is pretty mild mannered and she is a newborn so right now she is a bit of a lump, so we will try to get her at nap time.
 
Lump? Let me help clarify in the definition of one of the greatest scholars of our time........Fergie.

Lump Equals (Of course this is the "Lovely Lady Lump" variety otherwise known as Lumpus Ladiferous:
fergie_shoes.jpg



This is also a Lump: (Of the "Baby" variety) Otherwise known as SLEEPANDPOOPUS Allthetime-us
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There...My good deed is done for the day. I hope this clarification has enlightened you all. :2vrolijk_08:
 
msconce said:
Lump? Let me help clarify in the definition of one of the greatest scholars of our time........Fergie.

Lump Equals (Of course this is the "Lovely Lady Lump" variety otherwise known as Lumpus Ladiferous:
fergie_shoes.jpg



This is also a Lump: (Of the "Baby" variety) Otherwise known as SLEEPANDPOOPUS Allthetime-us
l_af1bd2f5034195fc7406639a629983db.jpg



There...My good deed is done for the day. I hope this clarification has enlightened you all. :2vrolijk_08:
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DUDE! I have one word for you....

MEDICATION!


 
You keep touting this medication but Dustin discovered some people who have been too medicated....A fine line must be found. I agree with Dustin, but think we should let these people shoot all the entries in Time fest for Maximum Quality.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AC0sR5_NTFo


Haha! On a serious note. I hear the script for this is finished! I want to read it!
 
msconce said:
You keep touting this medication but Dustin discovered some people who have been too medicated....A fine line must be found. I agree with Dustin, but think we should let these people shoot all the entries in Time fest for Maximum Quality.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AC0sR5_NTFo


Haha! On a serious note. I hear the script for this is finished! I want to read it!
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What the BLEEP was that? :furious3:

They need to work on some of their editing... but man oh man... that animation... They have some seriously MAD SKILLS! :Drogar-Angry(DBG):

The saddest thing is... I feel realing bad for them. Poor Fred is thinking, "I ROCK!" His wife is thinking, "I hope that I don't fall out of this dress!"

I really feel bad for them! But they are trying, so you have to give them some points for that... um... I need to get back to work.

Poor Fred and whats-her-name...
 
SCRIPT COMPLETE... I am real happy with it.

I have to storyboard and create an animatic because I am at 10 pages, but there is a lot of quick cutting scenes so that should take the time down, but it really wont be clear until I get a Scratch track and rough animatic running. I do anticipate some scene tweaking/cutting though.

Stay Tuned...
 
I hate storyboarding...it usually consists of me making it through 2 pages of drawing stick figures and notes at the bottom...then I say I'll just have a shot list...I know what it looks like in my head...any advice? lol

There is a link to a beta software on the net that will actually animate your movie for you ahead of time...but its kinda slow on my POS compy...and don't really want to d-load it at work...but here it is if you guys wanna take a look

http://www.moviestorm.co.uk/MSDB/HomePageServlet

Continued good luck good sir
-Dustin
 
Dustin R. Rogan said:
I hate storyboarding...it usually consists of me making it through 2 pages of drawing stick figures and notes at the bottom...then I say I'll just have a shot list...I know what it looks like in my head...any advice? lol

There is a link to a beta software on the net that will actually animate your movie for you ahead of time...but its kinda slow on my POS compy...and don't really want to d-load it at work...but here it is if you guys wanna take a look

http://www.moviestorm.co.uk/MSDB/HomePageServlet

Continued good luck good sir
-Dustin
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thanks man! I do all my animatics in After Effects so I can mess with camera focus and all of that. As far as tips go, I am an illustrator so I like it. What I always tell people that don't draw well is, get a still camera and pose your friends or use toys as stand-ins. The reason I think that it is important because no matter what I have in my head (and I am very visual) sometimes I really need to work out a shot or sometimes I get inspired on a new take or direction at a scene. If you do it all on the fly you may miss that opportunity to really work through it and get the best bang for your buck.

If you just take barbies or your friends and pose them, then you will be able to get a nice feel for framing as well as pacing. Through that stuff into an editing program and add some Scratch audio and you can really get a handle on where you are going. I firmly believe in the PLAN YOUR WORK AND WORK YOUR PLAN theory.

When I was first starting to draw seriously, I believe that master artist and TRUE artist created masterpeices the first time around, with out studying the subject matter, sketching, lighting tests. A true masterful peice of art takes time and planning. Sure you don't want the planning to overpower the creativity, but if you do it right it will empower you so when you get to the filming process you are well arm and if you want to vere from the plan you can, because you have already worked through various scenerios and you have a much better feel of what you will get in the end. To me there are few things more disheartening then getting to the editing phase and looking at a shot and thinking, "Man, I should've done this or I should've taken more time with this... If only!" That sucks!

Storyboard, plan and get a feel for where you are going, before the stopwatch or Production starts. That's my plan... we will see how it goes. :evil:
 
msconce said:
Wow! This script is very very well done. Props to Mark and Scott! :thumbsup::thumbsup:
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Thanks Matt. Scott and I really enjoy co-writing. Wait till the BIG project (you know which one I mean) gets completed, that should be pretty awesomel... :laugh:
 
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