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hey, I just left youtube as well a little over a week ago. the quality was horrible, no matter what format I uploaded in, no matter how long I waited for it to clear up, I could never be rid of those freaking pixels....vimeo's quality is much better.

The Green Hornet: 7/10.........hey, it was pretty good. I loved the suits of the hornet and kato [a rather strange detail to name, but hey, I loved the old school look to it.] Rogen as the hornet was.....well, I'm not familiar with the character AT ALL, so I had nothing and no one to compare him...

hahaha, wow, that's an awesome trailer. I love the vintage look and feel to it.

this has a title that I doubt anyone can resist clicking on.

very good use of music, really told the story quite well.

my little piece of advice probably isn't as helpful as the others, but I find that I'm quite motivated to make something great whenever I watch a film or cartoon that inspires me. preferably at the theater, lol. it just makes me really think about my inferior work and motivates me to make...

yeah, start with shorts. I have yet to make my first feature, I've had the idea in my head for years, but I'm just not ready yet. practice with shorts first, really get some experience, then tackle a feature. your first feature is really special...I can't wait until I'm ready for my first one...

why thank you. I definitely need creative opportunity.

hey, my sister's visiting melbourne now. I just submitted some of my work for their animation festival. [although I highly doubt I'll get accepted]. welcome!

sent. maybe I'm putting too much thought into this and should move on, but I just really want to pay respects to the iconic 50s sci fi, and feel that my first cut hardly did the job.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kFTsOzC8xk ...as you could tell, I can't direct or stage romantic material AT ALL. so I'm re-cutting "Lights of the Unknown", going back and polishing it up. re-animating some quick shots messing with the music at some parts, and adding some additional effects...

psychological! the human mind is just terrifying. the kinds of things we conjure up in our little minds is insane. I would go with something like that. you don't need the threat of death to be scary [like you mentioned, the slasher films.] I think a short about the insanity of a character is the...

I wrote a radically different ending. will message those who want to know. [nothing really unique, but I just want to see who's interested enough to message.]

now that's organization. I'm no live action filmmaker, so I can't really help, but I really love the concept and how you guys seem to be planning it. can't wait to see how this unfolds.

ah, I really tried to move on. but I'm the kind of guy who can't tell another story until his last one is as good as he can get it. and there are still things that can be done so much better..just a few re-shoots and touch ups, a re-cut ending, and it's done. so close...but thanks for all the...

ah, that sounds so cool. lol. right, only show what's neccessary. I hate it when people show an army of zombies just for the sake of showing them, and they don't serve any real purpose for the story. I don't really make storyboards when I animate [because I usually change things as I work too...

right. I really don't know how to end the short any other way now..hm..I'll probably mess with the music and ending transition. not much, but it may help differentiate it from Avatar a bit..

oh, and thanks for the criticism over Ai's appearance. I admit, I sadly rushed this thing in hopes of getting it to a small festival, made it in a little over two months. I know rushing a project is the last thing to do, and luckly I now have the time to go in and polish it up. I think I'll just...

ah, yeah, I figured recognizing the similarties would be inevitable, especially when considering the fact that both the protagonists are from other planets..lol. but yeah, I think I'll do that. I really want to get rid of all traces of the "romance". I always love endings in which it's left off...

alright, thanks for helping to put my usual paranoia to rest. very appreciated. I admit I don't really know a lot about filmmaking [certainly not about camera work and staging and well known shots], so I had to ask those who do. lol. I'm more of an animator than filmmaker, although I don't think...