That particular "Extra" has been in there for a long time, tsk tsk you guys. LOL It's ok, I was more worried about my editing and my rotoscoping than the artwork. Glad you like the changes, it got things further in a direction I was originally intending to go, and I'm glad to hear you thought the finished product works so well. I am intensely curious to see yours at AB - can't wait to check out our identical audio track screams!!Melichan923 wrote: Same here.First time I noticed it! I bet there are other things I missed too. This trailer is unbelievable. The amount of effort and time you put into the smallest details amazes and inspires me.
I like the changes and new things you put into it. Everything is seriously flawless.
I also vote for a "making of" video of this.Though I can understand at this point with all the hours you put on this if you never want to see TKOLFS on the timeline ever again. I couldn't tell what 100% of the effects were that you showcased at the end of the video. I'll have to take a closer look later.
This will be fun to watch at Anime Boston! I'm still floored at how well it's done.
As for a "Making of" video, I've been thinking about what a project like that would entail, and my main concern is that if people actually want to know how some of these effects were done, it would require a fairly high tolerance for sitting through dry technical stuff. Yes, I could probably create an entertaining "Making of" video, but would that decently explain things? I don't know.... All things considered, it would be a challenge, but I love a challenge, particularly when it involves creative problem solving!
