That ending leaves me a bit baffled and lost, but it was a creative watch! Nice art style, with plenty of detail in each frame. Nice work!
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That ending leaves me a bit baffled and lost, but it was a creative watch! Nice art style, with plenty of detail in each frame. Nice work!
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yeah. i for one am not very proud of my animation in fact i fucking hate it. it was done for an art assignment and only having a small amount of time left lead me to rush a lot of shit like the backgrounds and some of the line work (i mean at one point the tour guide dude loses half his goggle strap). yeah the ending was fucking bullshit, i only had like an hour before i needed to hand it in so i thought "hey, why not make a cut to an infomercial scene where barely anyone besides me would be able to interperate the meaning." oh well at least i got art award for it although i am a bit queezy when i think of the fact that my art teacher decided to enter it into an art gallery. thanks for the review and apologies for any grammar mistakes or bad spelling, my keyboard is shitting it's self and i'm too tired to really care.
Really to be continued? The randomly creative style of animation somehow has me doubting the potential future of this as a series (also lack of numbers) but I wouldn't mind seeing more! I like how much expression goes into the animating, and not into just traditional expressions but into things like the captain poking through the monocolar or the close-up of his shoe. Though there's also something going on, it has a laid-back and entertaining pace. A fun watch overall!
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thanks for comment. Yes,I planning to draw next few episodes,hope they be interesting)
Interesting style of animation! Language seems like an odd blend of English and something else, also pretty creative, and though you don't really understand what's being said the plotlines still easy to catch on to. Nice work!
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Thanks a lot for your comment! Much appreciated :)
lmao, one of those movies that fits entirely in its trailer. :D Awesome way of enforcing the action, with the music, with the background video footage, the effects, the intensity in that turtles gaze... it's a real hardcore trip over the road! Nice work.
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YES! haha im glad you caught in to that :) I cant stand when the put the whole movie in the trailer cuz then there is no reason to go see it! I suppose in this case it was a good thing though since all the best parts are already there for the taking and the film is never happening haha. Yeah that music was just too good it gave me a whole river of ideas for this haha. Thanks man!
lmao, a little Life of Pi reference? Was a fun sketch, but that final recorded really clipped! Recording quality could use some improvement. Keep it going!
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Ironically, this was a unit on Voice Acting. Where we were being marked specifically on Audio quality and our voice acting; the two things I spent the least amount of time on.
Beautiful prologue! I get sucked into the story right away, even though it's not entirely clear what it's all about. The fluidity of the fighting is masterful, and the narrative goes well with it. Looking forward to the grand premiere of what seems to be a series!
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Thanks a ton!
Huh, wasn't expecting that ending! A bloody surprise! Animated; narrated masterfuly, and with some definite shock value at the end there. Nice work!
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Thanks for the love, voice provided by a friend of mine whose never done acting before, but she took to it beautifully.
lol, a quick trailer indeed! Animationwise it shows a lot of promise, in terms of everything else... there isn't much to show so far. Looking forward to it!
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Glad you like the animation! I'm getting the first part of the movie done as fat as I can, promise!
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