The Reformed Man

I am a firm believer of working on your own projects, the problem is that often time your own projects don't necessarily bring in any revenue, unless you are able to somehow distribute the project to some online vendor or through advertisements/merchandise.

Case and point is the film I have just finished after two years of work on it. It is titled The Reformed Man and the reason it took me two years is because I was never satisfied with the look of the animation. The basis of the film is that it is a comic book film where all of the pains move as the camera moves with it.

I've included the first couple of the pages from the companion comic book itself and hope to have a trailer up in the next week or so, but I will not be uploading the total film yet as I am going to try and take it through the festival circuit.

H 2.64 The bane of my existance

So, I thought I had finished everything on my project, to only wake up to a great call that said that the audio was off. I had forgot that when you use 2.64 to encode the files sometimes it doesn't work very well as it pertains to using multiple formats into one timeline.

So upon waking up I had to change the codec to ProRes 422, and then had to reexport the file and then had to use Compressor to reexport everything to upload to youtube. I hope to have that available for you to view in the next day or two. I have attached a video that I made a couple of months ago for FMYLIFE.COM.

We are thinking about potentially making more, but we are looking for which ones to do, and trying to get some ideas about which ones to do and how often to produce them.