On Thursday last week we had our first actual recording session. Previously myself and longtime pal Adam Wajnberg recorded a temp dialogue track at my place and I put that over the animatic (a rough pose-to-pose version of the episode). Watching this back did not fill me with confidence, because we’d talked weird and made…
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What is The Precinct? — part two: character design development
Here are sketches of what some particular types of people might look like in the world of The Precinct: A radio talkback host A gorgeous supermodel The loud drunk guy on the tram Real life comics superstars JAn Napiorkowski and Jason Badower (whose names will have to change to BEn Napiorkowski and Ben Badower if…
What is The Precinct? — part one: character design development
The Precinct came from a fairly stupid idea I had about making a live-action cop series that was supposed to be from Europe and “dubbed” into English. It would be unclear as to whether the cops were actually cops or just weird guys who liked dressing like them and running down alleyways. And they would…
BG design
This is what The Precinct looks like from the outside. It is located in a popular ethnic shopping strip, next door to Mr Lowinsack’s famous bagel emporium (soon to include a new espresso machine!). [kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.nakedfella.com/animation/theprecinct/precinctbg.swf” width=”360″ height=”200″/] Test includes dusk, dawn and late night colour schemes. As you can see, I’m implementing an actual…
Ackersley Animation Test
He moves. He talks. He is a bit overanimated since we are testing his body shapes. [kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.nakedfella.com/animation/theprecinct/ackersley2.swf” width=”360″ height=”280″/] FYI: Ackersley is the “Riggs” of The Precinct: dangerous, mulleted, and a little nuts.
“The Precinct” rocks
Welcome to the new Nakedfella Productions blog. I, David Blumenstein, cartoonist, animator and social butterfly, did not start a blog until now because: my non-dynamically generated website is perfectly good for updating people on things Blogs are for people who say “lol” and “wtf” in conversation Blogs are for people who think strangers need to know what colour their…