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Thanks guys! I'm really glad to get my first feature film under my belt. Now I just need to recuperate my mind and my finances, and then it's off to my next project. It will be a while from now though :( I'm really tired, heheh. Best, Jeff

Thanks indietalk! Yeah, depth of field was really important to me, to get that film look. I love shallow depth of field. So I used a renderer called Final Render which does physically correct depth of field. It does the whole bokeh effect and everything and acts almost like a real camera...

Thanks ad2478! It was just something I needed to do. I needed to make my first feature film. Now that I have done that, I feel more at ease, but I'm not done just yet. I have a bunch of stories I want to get out of my head and onto screen. ;) Best, Jeff

Thanks M1chae1! Yes, a lot of it is very clean. For my next project, I'll focus more time on art direction. Probably I'll come up with some dynamic solution so I can literally toss trash around and have it collect in the corners and such. It could save a lot of time. The animation is 50%...

Thanks Smith! Yeah, I too am disappointed with no UK distribution. My sales agent was in the talks with Revolver in the UK, but in the end no deal came through. So now I'm stuck until I get my movie rights back so I can sell worldwide on my own. Right now, my sales agent has exclusive right...

Hi Everyone! I recently finished my feature film directorial debut: Killer Bean Forever. The movie is 85 minutes long and was primarily created by just me. A little bit about myself: I'm a professional animator who's worked on projects such as Transformers 2, Matrix Reloaded, X-men...

Hi Everyone, I'm a character animator by profession. But when I'm not working on other people's movies, I try to work on my own. I hope to one day become a full time filmmaker. Don't we all? Jeff Lew