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Perhaps something along the lines of Robot Chicken? A project like that would appeal to many of our interests, give us a chance to show off a multitude of models, voice talents and animation skills. It would also pacify the ADD in all of us for a while
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I don't recall the face slapping cartoon. Is it up?
Here's a link to it but don't get any ideas. This sort of behavior is frowned upon in some places. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlGgbYdFiYs
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I was setting up a project with Kickstarter for a while now. I'll be starting it soon. I think you'll do quite well with the talent you have!
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You keep getting better at these. The camera action it very well done in particular. Also, does Tommy know his head is on fire?
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This is the car I made for a previous cartoon in which drive-by face slapping was involved.
Car_SlapperG0.jpg (16.1k)
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I only now found this topic. Wish I had back when you posted it. I was friends with the only Bismarck survivor living in the U.S. He would have liked your model!
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Wow. I'm very happy I was in the top three. These entries were all great. Thanks for the votes guys and congrats Xtaz! She's going to look great on the new box
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That look is in when it comes to Transvestania. Also note the high heels.
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"Draggula"
You got me wondering.
From Transvestylvania ?
(just remember, you all started it, and I have no self-control)
Close actually. It's Transvestania. He also turns into a fruitbat.
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Yes, believe me, I thought about the time length of the clips / shots alot. I think that cartoons these days move way too fast in many cases, not allowing the audience to appreciate the moment. I'll bet in most cases it's due to making more time for commercials. My brother has mentioned as well that although he feels he's too old to watch cartoons (he's 45), he would'nt want to because the constant shot-changing would give him a migraine.I liked it a lot and felt very amused!What would make it even better (though shorter) in my opinion, when you cut the shots a lot faster together,
like its more what customers expect nowadays.
I know, and I tend to fall into that trap mself, that its quite hard to let loose of part of the footage, we so laboriusly have created.
You are one of the few here, that regularly get some of their creations finished and out.
That really counts a lot.
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That was great fun!
I enjoyed that.
Thanks! It was alot of fun creating these. I'm currently working on more charecters for the next episode which include a psychotic, evil squirrel and her two henchmen.
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Congratulations on the Premiere! What was the event that got 400 people in the same room?
Thanks alot! It was a variety show this weekend. Good turnout!
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FINALLY after the hours of work! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlGgbYdFiYs It played for an audience of about 400 yesterday and they laughed quite alot. It made me feel like it was worth all the work. Please let me know what you folks think and oh yes, please leave a rating on Youtube if you can. Thats allways appreciated!
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Wow! Lots of helpfull advise guys. It's very much appreciated. I did find a site that allows you to upload and share files and they take a 20% cut which is better than the privious 50% mentioned. It at Lulu.com I will be adding it ther soon and I'll keep you posted. If it does well, I think a few of you may do the same. It would be great to have more hash material available!
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I think the collection looks great, Chuck! The price sounds reasonable. I think you should give it a shot.
Thanks for the encouragement. I will!
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I always thought sales of A:M would skyrocket if we took a 'Poser-esque' approach... sell/include models of ...models! Hot young jettsetting couples complete with disrobing actions...flowing hair... runway/risque choreographies...
Theres no reason it could'nt be done- plus here's 2 things in your favor:
1- Poser sucks
2- A:M rocks.
Disrobing actions... Now theres an idea.
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Nice looking stuff!
It probably costs nothing to set up an online store (or use some well-trafficked site like Turbosquid) so it won't hurt much to try, but I'd expect actual sales to be microscopic since any prop is a very specific thing and anyone's project is likewise specific so the chances of the two meshing is remote.
Hey, checked out Turbosquid. I think your right, It does seem to be a great place to try this! I'm going to set it up. I agree with what you say about a prop being a speciffic thing but I think if you sell them in sets for a reasonable price, you have much better odds. We'll see
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Yeah...shipping a CD is so...2005.
Lol. I agree with you for something like this, as it's not alot of info on a disk comapered to full programs or a DVD. Still, I'm wondering if there's an actual audience for this sort of thing.
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Do you have a vehicle in mind for doing the selling, like an e-commerce website?
I was considering either getting an account at one or shipping them on CD. Of course, pay per download would probably work best.
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Hey folks, I've been thinking of trying to sell new models in a set. I'm working on one now which will be "Street Objects Set I" (See the attachment). I know many consider it taboo to try and sell models when so many are offered for free but everyone needs to make money. A set like the one shown would sell for about $12.95. Do you think it's a fair price? Honest opinions please!
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Thanks Robcat. Thats very good info. I'll let you know what happens!
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I'm lost when it comes to collisions and the like. What's the best way to simulate the effect of someone jumping around on a matress? Mainly, the indentations of the feet making contact on it. Thanks in advance.
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She looks like a real nutcracker, alright!
LOL
Double that Lol.
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Dude, the ADD keeps distracting us. I'll try and focus but no guarantees.