Moon Diary Complete!

Moon Diary is finished! DVD's in production, film festivals are being researched, steps are being made for public viewing. It's been a long journey! I wish I had something to post here rather than just text, I probably will soon, but I don't have anything I can really publicly release yet. WELL, actually, I guess I can post the image for the DVD case...




So much for a 7 minute film that would take 3 months! Final stats: 29:50 minutes, 22 months, 25,500 frames, 4 studio locations, 7 houses lived in, 3 girlfriends, 3 money paying jobs, 2 breakdowns, roughly $14,000 between living and production costs, and one more finished product on my kill list. It's been great! Let's see where it goes from here.

Pterodactyl Fight

Fire Operation Demo

Been a while since my last post. Moon Diary has been on sabbatical for the last couple weeks as I've been learning how to use Blender so that I can make these educational videos for my job. It's got a near 90 degree learning curve, but once you memorize the capacities for the program it's pretty simple to put something together. I made this video in a little under two weeks, and in this format it wouldn't be too hard to extend it to an hour as proposed (I hope.)

I've also made another short film for submitting to the Olympia Film Festival. I'll put that up sometime this week, and it'll go on the main site, so official vid. It feels really great to get something finished. The current plan for Moon Diary is to record vocals for day 6 sometime this week, and once I have those full production will be back in effect.

NAESA Action Stills

Here's a few action stills I made for a NAESA brochure. Hwat a happy little elevator man.

The First Sign