Great movie!
Can't wait to see ur work in 2005!!!
The long wait is worth it. Hope when the 1st episode is out we will get what the story is telling us... ^_^
Reviews for "Fallen Angel: Teaser"
gah
Daammmnnnnnnnnnnn
Nice, nice.
HUGE file size though! took like a day to download this on dial-up!
DEFIFNITELY hope to see more.
Good
Super Graphics and lots of violence =D
nice animation,
how much of the artwork did you do youreself, cos i recon over half the production is provably just a load of traced bitmaps (photos pctures) with a few simple animated bits in photoshop, thats why it has a quality feel to it, but ether way theres a lot of time put in to it and i can see that you did create the main character, like the manga slyle. good work
RobsH66 responds:
I did just about all the artwork myself, except for a couple of sprites (more specifically, the smoke and dust sprites, which were imported from a game) and the 3D vehicles and weapons, which were rendered in Swift 3D (although I did add a lot of detail by hand once the models had been imported into Flash).
All the characters and some of the backgrounds were drawn on paper and then imported into Flash, where they were outlined, colored, and shaded. The rest of the backgrounds and other assorted art was drawn directly into Flash.
I did not use Photoshop very much; it was primarily used for the creation of the two blur effects I used in the animation (the focus shift when Sera spots the dead body, and the camera blur during the shot from the wounded soldier's POV).
The only traced bitmap in the movie was the sunset-colored sky used in the intro sequence.
Greate art
Very smooth flash. This is one of those flashes what I could watch over and over again and never get bored to it.
You should fix the slight errors though. For example, the scene where the girl reloaded the shotgun, but then ran to cover behind the broken car without the shotgun.
Small mistake, but... not a perfect flash.
I can't wait till you're done with the full version. Remember the small errors, ok.
RobsH66 responds:
Actually, if you look closely you'll see that the shotgun is strapped to her back when she runs behind the car.
I'm all about the little details :)