- Three cartoon related articles in the style of Chris’ ‘Vultureman Voice’ feature.
I’m not sure what they’ll be about yet…so I’ll update when I’ve got some solid ideas!
Realistically, all I’m going to get done is some more stuff for the Episode Guide, along with maybe some of the profile text Kyle needs for the Encyclopedia and also a piece MannyF asked me to write back in the mists of time!
I can’t promise to be available, but if I’m about I’d also be more than happy to take part in another episode of ThunderCast!
I have also completed the ThunderCatsLair.ORG Promotional video. What you guys what to use it for… I am open to ideas… I am thinking YouTube, Facebook etc..
I had an idea too… and a thought that’s occurred to me recently too. As team members on the site we’ve become long accustomed to Larry Kenney being in fandom and the novelty of his intro clip on the site has worn off for us.
However when I play that clip for friends they absolutely lose it… and are amazed that the actual voice of Lion-O has recorded that clip for our little fan site. We’ve kind of forgotten how lucky we are to have that.
So I rewatched your video Kyle, but with the sound turned down, and played Larry’s voice over for the first part of the video. Give it a try and let me know if you think there is potential to include Larry’s voice over in this video montage of yours.
I for one think this is an outstanding idea! The only thing I think might work better is if this were tacked on the beginning, complete with accompanying graphics that say “slow build” before blasting into the main title animation that’s in the promo video! It would make it a bit longer, but I think it might be effective…
Of course, the other alternative to the “slow build” graphics might be to actually Flash animate Lion-O speaking the words - but of course, that then makes it into a lot more work!
Either way, I think this is a great idea, Mark!
EDIT: Oh, and just to add, I believe this site has its own YouTube account, which Neil set up - might be worth asking him about that!
Combination of everything really. Used Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator for re-drawing the Thundercats Intro bit. I used Apple’s Final Cut Studio for the editing, titling and motion graphics and I used Adobe After Effects for some of the special effects.