From a plywood shack in Alaska

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For some reason it's nice to know there are people working on stuff they enjoy instead of working for some company that pays more but is less enjoyable.

This Guy is living in a plywood shack up in Fairbanks Alaska, and using two conventional desktop PCs to make a fully-rendered, full-length CGI-animated DVD movie. By himself. For under five grand. (I love the studio tour.)

Apparently the guy used to do CGI for Babylon 5, and from the trailers on this one he seems to know what he's doing. I might just order a DVD- I'd like to see the finished project.

I think it's great that "indie" films can have a following like this- Personally, I'm gonna order a copy of The Helix: Loaded as well.

As rewritten from Doc's Machine.

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That studio tour is really something. :lol:

"...This quiet, country road helps to clear the mind of all "citified" distractions as one enters the Studio's grounds. Focus is enhanced by the gently rocking nature of the precisely placed "ruts" and "pot-holes..."

"...These cars, (all Volvos - chosen to enhance feelings of safety and security of the Creative Space one enters into While at Timothy Albee Animation,) Have been mathematically "sewn" in amongst the Tundra and Black Spruce to create a surrealistic counterpoint to the "urban Meccas" usually associated with Feature Animation Studios..."

Such creativity! :D

I can't imagine what the DVD might turn out to be like but I admit it sounds intriguing.
 
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