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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art.animation, 23 Mar 2002.
Re: Epic jointly-produced JMOV?

Re: Epic jointly-produced JMOV?

goo...@osfameron.abelgratis.co.uk (hakim) wrote...
> dwe...@kornet.net (Dan Wesely) wrote...
<snip>
> > Anyone interested?
<snip> 
> Yes definitely!  Count me in on the asciimation collective!

And so it begins!  Resistance is futile!

>  a few comments
> 
> > 1. Some of the art is already drawn (like some of the characters),
> > making scene production a bit easier.
> 
> Yes, but I think that if it is a *new* production, we ought to have all
> new art, reflecting the contributors' different styles.  And though Jansen's 
> asciimation is ground-breaking, I think that we can build on that effort to go 
> even beyond it in terms of quality of the artworks and asciimation rather than
> setting it as the limit.

I hadn't thought of his artwork as the 'limit', more of a groundwork
to build upon.  If every scene had -completely- new art, there would
be no continuity from one scene to the next.  One way around that, I
suppose, would be to have a diddle session on a few sizes of the
characters prior to work on the scenes.  That way, the scene artist
would have a character that the viewer would recognize later on in the
movie.

> Keen on doing a remake like you suggest, but I'd also be interested in doing 
> something new, something original.  Actually writing a screenplay and creating 
> something from scratch?

I considered that option, too, but we would almost have to have the
plot finished before we started the movie.  Trying to get one
coherent, meaningful plot out of everyone's ideas would be a
monumental task... one I thought would be better waiting until we had
a success on our side to tackle.  Though, a completely original plot
and art to match would be seriously cool!  But how would we go about
it?

-Phydeaux

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