Now that school is at it again, I unfortanly have less time to work on the movie, even though I still try to work on it daily.
As of now, I have alittlebit more than half of the movie editing, including some of the huge action scenes and I honestly have to say, everything comes together awesomely, probably even better than I expected.
Also, through the trailer, I recruited alot of great and talented voice actors to the team which really add to the movie with their outstanding performances. Because a machinima can look as good as it wants - at the end of the day, the machinima will still only look like a machinima. Its the job of the actors to bring that extra depth into the movie.
So, all in all, the movie is turning out amazing, even though it all takes alittle longer than expected.
Big news, everybody. While it took much longer then expected, the editing phase of Starcraft: Rebirth of the Swarm is finally completed now, infact, it has been completed for almost a month now. Currently im working on putting all the seperate scenes together, then I will be busy with mastering everything to make sure the movie sounds great both on 5.1 speakers and headphones and then rendering the movie. Also, I will do my best to add subtitles.
Now, the big question is: Will the movie still come out this year? I cant really answer that, however, it is a possibility. But please understand that these last steps are very important and I dont want to rush the movie in any way. However, if the movie doesnt go online in December, it will definately be released in January next year.
However, what I can say with 100% certainty is that the final trailer for Starcraft: Rebirth of the Swarm will be released this month. Be prepared.
As promised, with the release of Starcraft: Rebirth of the Swarm beeing just around the corner, it is time for the release of another trailer. The final theatrical trailer for Starcraft: ROTS will go online this weekend on the 12.23.2012, which is this Sunday. If you liked the Teaser Trailer, I can assure you that this one will blow you away.
On the same day, I will also reveal the running time of the movie.
The full movie will be released in January 2013. I cant give you an exact date yet, however, it will definately be released in January.
Here it is, the final theatrical Trailer for Starcraft: Rebirth of the Swarm! Im super excited to finally show you this and cant wait till the movie gets released in January 2013.
Also, I can now finally tell you how long the movie is going to be: The runtime of the movie will be about 60 minutes (And about 3 minutes more or less, seeing how can still make changes to the movie and the credits arent completely done yet).
Very nice, but the voice actor for the "we will die" speech could have done better.
That's the one thing that bothers me a bit- all of the other voice acting was really good. But that said, it's not like we have a lot of voice actors to pick from :P
I personally really like the voice actor of the "We will die" speech, he really gives Sage a unique character. However, the "We will die" speech in the movie will be a different take than the one used in the trailer, seeing how the one used in the movie didnt really go well with the pace of the trailer.
Anyways, sound mastering seems to be completely finished now (Dolby Digital + Stereo Sound), now all I need to do is add subtitles.
I have to agree, the quality of voice acting seemed to be behind the rest of the production quality - a complement to the quality of the cinematic (or trailer, I should say) of course!
Heres a new set of screencaps for you guys:
Currently im hard working on editing the movie as fast, but also as best as I can.
@Crainy: Go
Nice :D Glad you are keeping the heavy work
Update 8.16.2012
A few new screencaps, this time protoss themed:
Now that school is at it again, I unfortanly have less time to work on the movie, even though I still try to work on it daily.
As of now, I have alittlebit more than half of the movie editing, including some of the huge action scenes and I honestly have to say, everything comes together awesomely, probably even better than I expected.
Also, through the trailer, I recruited alot of great and talented voice actors to the team which really add to the movie with their outstanding performances. Because a machinima can look as good as it wants - at the end of the day, the machinima will still only look like a machinima. Its the job of the actors to bring that extra depth into the movie.
So, all in all, the movie is turning out amazing, even though it all takes alittle longer than expected.
Great work so far. Can't wait until it's finished!
Update 12.5.2012
Big news, everybody. While it took much longer then expected, the editing phase of Starcraft: Rebirth of the Swarm is finally completed now, infact, it has been completed for almost a month now. Currently im working on putting all the seperate scenes together, then I will be busy with mastering everything to make sure the movie sounds great both on 5.1 speakers and headphones and then rendering the movie. Also, I will do my best to add subtitles.
Now, the big question is: Will the movie still come out this year? I cant really answer that, however, it is a possibility. But please understand that these last steps are very important and I dont want to rush the movie in any way. However, if the movie doesnt go online in December, it will definately be released in January next year.
However, what I can say with 100% certainty is that the final trailer for Starcraft: Rebirth of the Swarm will be released this month. Be prepared.
Announcement
As promised, with the release of Starcraft: Rebirth of the Swarm beeing just around the corner, it is time for the release of another trailer. The final theatrical trailer for Starcraft: ROTS will go online this weekend on the 12.23.2012, which is this Sunday. If you liked the Teaser Trailer, I can assure you that this one will blow you away.
On the same day, I will also reveal the running time of the movie.
The full movie will be released in January 2013. I cant give you an exact date yet, however, it will definately be released in January.
sounds good. Exciting to see new stuff :)
Final Theatrical Trailer
Here it is, the final theatrical Trailer for Starcraft: Rebirth of the Swarm! Im super excited to finally show you this and cant wait till the movie gets released in January 2013.
Also, I can now finally tell you how long the movie is going to be: The runtime of the movie will be about 60 minutes (And about 3 minutes more or less, seeing how can still make changes to the movie and the credits arent completely done yet).
Feedback is greatly appreciated.
I am really excited about this, it looks very well done. Looking forward to see the full movie :)
Time to see where this Nigga goes. Darn, i shoulda' taken the scout role .-. ( Was busy at the time. )
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Curse PremiumWow, this looks fantastic. Excellent work Crainy, I can't wait to see the full thing.
Lmao I just watched the trailer and got OD nerd chills :D
That trailer did blow me away alright. Great job.
Very nice, but the voice actor for the "we will die" speech could have done better.
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I've always wished we had more SC2 machinima. This is looking awesome. Can't wait!
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Curse PremiumThat's the one thing that bothers me a bit- all of the other voice acting was really good. But that said, it's not like we have a lot of voice actors to pick from :P
Yup, same here :P
I can't wait until the full video is released :D
I personally really like the voice actor of the "We will die" speech, he really gives Sage a unique character. However, the "We will die" speech in the movie will be a different take than the one used in the trailer, seeing how the one used in the movie didnt really go well with the pace of the trailer.
Anyways, sound mastering seems to be completely finished now (Dolby Digital + Stereo Sound), now all I need to do is add subtitles.
Well done!
I have to agree, the quality of voice acting seemed to be behind the rest of the production quality - a complement to the quality of the cinematic (or trailer, I should say) of course!