Astralojia - Movie 1 of 12 - Feature length movie...
Posted: Jul 04, 2010 1:26pm
I've just released Movie 1 of Astralojia. Astralojia is an animated movie...Well, kind of animated...No...No not animated....
It's kind of like an animatic comic presentation thing...but I'm not going to go into it. I've spent enough time typing up descriptions.
Link to the movie...
This movie is 1 hour and 45 minutes long and covers less than 10% of the total screenplay. This is why it's in the format that it's in. If the project doesn't find a producer, it's likely that it will take over 5 more years to complete, but I've already been working for over 5 years (1 year on this movie, 4 years finding my process) so with the momentum I already have it doesn't feel like that much.
If you support the project, please like it on Vimeo, and pay attention to updates on this blog and my youtube account. Here are the links:
Link to my youtube account.
Link to my vimeo account (includes Astralojia Movie 1 of 12)
Link to the website
For Astralojia: Movie 2 of 12 I'm going to be looking to collaborate with visual artists. As you've seen before from the first movie, my clothing and fashion sucks, my female anatomy is horrible, and just generally speaking everything visually could use a lot of work. If I do look for artists to collaborate with, I'm going to be looking for Character Designing, Omake Artists (people to write and draw extras), and Animatic/Storyboarders/Speed Drawers. It's all volunteer/non-profit, so you don't have to be the best, I'll just be looking for people that would like to have fun and improve their skills and see their work "out there". I'll make sure to post all of your best work on the blog and on my youtube account.
If you'd be interested in collaborating with me, send an e-mail to markhansavonATaol.com or gmail.com (replace the AT with @).
If you're a voice actor and would like to help out, there are more than enough roles to fill, you've just gotta be able to be consistent and get your lines in by a strict deadline.
I don't have much else to say...I hope you enjoy the movie. Please leave comments and reviews here, at the blog, at the vimeo video page, or at my youtube channel page. If you'd like to chat, I don't like text as much as I prefer voice chat over teamspeak. E-mail me (the e-mail is above) if you'd like to talk.
It's kind of like an animatic comic presentation thing...but I'm not going to go into it. I've spent enough time typing up descriptions.
Link to the movie...
This movie is 1 hour and 45 minutes long and covers less than 10% of the total screenplay. This is why it's in the format that it's in. If the project doesn't find a producer, it's likely that it will take over 5 more years to complete, but I've already been working for over 5 years (1 year on this movie, 4 years finding my process) so with the momentum I already have it doesn't feel like that much.
If you support the project, please like it on Vimeo, and pay attention to updates on this blog and my youtube account. Here are the links:
Link to my youtube account.
Link to my vimeo account (includes Astralojia Movie 1 of 12)
Link to the website
For Astralojia: Movie 2 of 12 I'm going to be looking to collaborate with visual artists. As you've seen before from the first movie, my clothing and fashion sucks, my female anatomy is horrible, and just generally speaking everything visually could use a lot of work. If I do look for artists to collaborate with, I'm going to be looking for Character Designing, Omake Artists (people to write and draw extras), and Animatic/Storyboarders/Speed Drawers. It's all volunteer/non-profit, so you don't have to be the best, I'll just be looking for people that would like to have fun and improve their skills and see their work "out there". I'll make sure to post all of your best work on the blog and on my youtube account.
If you'd be interested in collaborating with me, send an e-mail to markhansavonATaol.com or gmail.com (replace the AT with @).
If you're a voice actor and would like to help out, there are more than enough roles to fill, you've just gotta be able to be consistent and get your lines in by a strict deadline.
I don't have much else to say...I hope you enjoy the movie. Please leave comments and reviews here, at the blog, at the vimeo video page, or at my youtube channel page. If you'd like to chat, I don't like text as much as I prefer voice chat over teamspeak. E-mail me (the e-mail is above) if you'd like to talk.
