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An idea for some added bit of interest/complication: The animators could attempt to coordinate their exits and entrances. Example: If Animator Andy has Thom leave a room by stumbling backward through the door, and Animator Jimmy has the next room, then Jimmy has to finish Thom's backward stumble/fall in Thom's entrance into Jimmy's scene. It would be a good way to practice teamwork and continuity. But it may be a level of complexity that can be skipped for a fun exercise like this.

Looks like it will be awesome! and reminds me of the old 20,000 Years Under the Sea Ride at Disney World, not to mention the movie.

looks good!

I've seen a variety of materials legally distributed by torrents. Torrents allow you to spread the bandwidth load among all the people downloading a file instead of having them all try to get it exclusively from your server. That said, I suspect the majority of torrents are used for illegal downloads.

you are mr. wizard with this software. Next up, cumulonimbus with rain and lightning and maybe a tornado?

Got it now. Thanks much!

The ZIP for the last one, "Ogre," appears to be corrupted. Two un-archivers refused to open it for me.

I wonder if you could sell it through Lulu.com or another such print-on-demand service.

read all about it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Edmund_Fitzgerald

Strange... the larger ones looked more real, more natural. The smaller ones look like implants.

According to this, the set that the actor jogged in was 38 feet in diameter and 10 feet wide: http://www.palantir.net/2001/meanings/dfx.html It was a 38-ton "Ferris wheel" with the set pieces bolted down and, in some scenes, the actors strapped down. I'm not sure if 38 feet is small enough to fit The Discovery as portrayed in the movie. I've read that it's common in science fiction movies for the interiors of space ships, as portrayed by the sets, to be too large to fit if the exterior dimensions as portrayed by the models, CGI, etc.

NICE! Will you be modeling the interior of what looks like the bridge, above the pod bay?

Interesting that it's blocked in Germany. Perhaps it is copyright. Meanwhile, when your video plays for me in the U.S., a window pops up offering me a chance to buy the song on iTunes or at Amazon.com.

Just as I was really starting to get into it, I had to bow out early last year to handle a crisis in the "real world" (and I'm still dealing with some fallout from it). And my main computer broke down. But I hope to pick up the bat again soon. Nice to see that TWO is finished and another movie is on the way. I'd like to change my screen name. Can anyone advise me on that?

Great job. Looking forward to seeing your live action scene with it.