Strontium Dog Fan Film

[Steve Green]

I offered to cover the table while John and Carlos were at the talk - went on for an hour and seemed well attended.

[Steven Sterlacchini]

Getting through the ADR bit by bit.

Dubbing the grunts and growls for fights scenes is fun.



Photo by Michael Savage.

[IAMTHESYSTEM]

That single image on the screen looks the business. Bet JJ Abrams would love that lens flare on the lower helmet!

[Steven Sterlacchini]

That single image on the screen looks the business. Bet JJ Abrams would love that lens flare on the lower helmet!

Haha. I'm pretty sure that's a reflection on the Monitor, but it had me wondering for a minute.

[Dash Decent]

The secret is out.  X-ray eyes weren't enough so they've given Alpha x-ray ears as well.

[Steve Green]

Bit of a teaser here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrpjPlL5MmY

[COMMANDO FORCES]

NICE

[Goaty]

Awesome! Love to be involve in some supports.

[Steve Green]

Thanks Goaty!

[COMMANDO FORCES]

We killed a goat on the first day of filming for good luck

[Goaty]

 

[IAMTHESYSTEM]

Very impressive! The flying bikes really nailed it for me. They added such a fine touch so similar to  Ezqueera's art from the comic. Great to have Edmund Dehn back and the two leads were certainly convincing as Alpha and Wulf plus some shoot-y action. If a goat had to die for this pic it's okay by me:Hail Satan!      

[Steve Green]

Cheers!

Bikes still need work, but yeah it's fun to get some of Carlos designs on screen.

[Goaty]

What VFX software on it?

I been work on After Effects at old job.

[Steve Green]

3DS Max for the 3D side of things, although Alex and Ronan's ship and doghouse were modeled in Maya and brought in.

After Effects on the compositing side - Johnny's eyes were/are the most time consuming - tracked in Mocha (comes bundled with After Effects).

I usually tracked the cheek/area around the eye, so blinks wouldn't affect the track - then linked a mask to that.

Should be OK doing the rest myself, got into a pretty good rythm doing it.