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No/low-budget hard SF film - any ideas?
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 Re: No/low-budget hard SF film - any ideas? Posted on: Fri Jan 04, 2013 12:19 amI'll have to watch that. But at least my idea hasn't already been done (where's the girl on the run from her oppressive father?)...
Now I need something to produce the space scenes with... |
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Space Station Commander  
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Posts: 745 Location: Yerushalayim (Jerusalem) - capital of Israel!
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Re: No/low-budget hard SF film - any ideas? Posted on: Fri Jan 04, 2013 1:38 am You could always tie a rope to someone's belt, and hold them in the air, and then use software to eliminate the rope. It's cheesy, but it's within your budget!
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Re: No/low-budget hard SF film - any ideas? Posted on: Fri Jan 04, 2013 1:43 am Terraformer wrote: Now I need something to produce the space scenes with... Lowest production cost would be to do the whole thing in Flash. You don't really even need particularly skilled artists. If you can draw a stick figure, you can use Flash Animator. Get a few people to do the voices and you're set. |
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