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Due to changes in the production of Dedwrekka's Plan, I have to remove the sub pages temporarily. Thanks for your continued support! We'll have something for you the moment I get word...
"Dedwrekka's Plan" was a short story I wrote to announce the completed construction of my new battlewaggon. Shortly after posting it to the Kamp, I was sent an e-mail from a gent across the Pond named John Stopforth. He asked if he could take my short story and turn it into a computer animated short. I was more than happy to oblige.
Being a screenwriter, I offered to write up a script version of the story that would play a bit more visually than the short story. The completed script came out to a bit longer than 20 pages-- which translates to about as many minutes and made it longer than John anticipated. Fortunately, this didn't bother John all that much. The process of rewriting took a day or two. Once the finished script was completed, I whisked it across the Atlantic to my new partner in England.
Since most of my work is done (and since I know nothing about CGI), all that's left is for John to make the movie! This is a solo project for John that he's doing on his free time, so it promises many hours of hard work and effort. To help ease my conscience, I've promised to develop this corner of the Kamp as a living progress report of the movie in it's various stages of creation. It's a tiny effort compared to John's herculean effort, but I feel better about myself. :^)
What follows is scraps and bits of the film that I get from John. At times, the information may be botched or a blatant lie, but I'm just regurgitating what I get from the over-worked John. If you have any hard-core questions about the software or CGI aspects of the film, contact John directly. I'm just a monkey with a pen.
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