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A live action version of my series, I used some gore effects 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kWSczuGc3o
Enjoy !
Great, I love it
The gunshot should have been louder though.
Awesome sunnies. 
Loved it. Nice headshot, by the way, looked nice. Only thing you could improve on I guess would be more blood flowing from the wound. Will there be more live action zombie stuff?
Awesome sunnies.
Loved it. Nice headshot, by the way, looked nice. Only thing you could improve on I guess would be more blood flowing from the wound. Will there be more live action zombie stuff?
My sunnies are indeed awesome and the answer is yes, there will be more. In fact, I'm writing on a bigger live action zombiescript I will hopefully film this summer, at the same time I'm already searching for actors. Darkman might come to my town to be in it this summer.
What did you think of the zombie makeup ? ( I mean I made my skin paler and darkened my eyes, messed up my hair, wore an old too small sweater )
Last edited by Pillow (May 16, 2010 (06:29am))
Awesome. I liked the makeup, it worked well. Nice job around the eyes, especially.
This reminds me of a costume I wore for a costumed piano recital thing I did when I was a wee fella. My song was about monsters or something so mum helped me with a zombie costume. She put a thin layer of grey clay on my face, which dried up quickly and looked like cracked skin, so you could try something like that if you wanted, too.
Ahah my dad leant me an old shirt of his for the costume that had a badass skull on it and said something like: "Too fast to live, too young to die".
It was pretty badass for a piano recital.
Just one question, were the hands digital? The movement seemed rather awkward the way they moved...
I just shot it one morning all by myself, the arms are my arms, I greenscreened them in and I added the camera movement digitaly
VIMStudios wrote:Just one question, were the hands digital? The movement seemed rather awkward the way they moved...
I just shot it one morning all by myself, the arms are my arms, I greenscreened them in and I added the camera movement digitaly
Oh, thanks, I also noticed the lighting was just a little bit off on the hands, but other than those things you did an awesome job.
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