I am sick, but I got to animate on the weekend, which is rare.

Animation is 90% complete.

finally got to animate this week, and for the th time, the electriity goes out!

There ain't no justice!

Most of the remaining voice actors are being filled.  I have a mayor now, and tentatively two of the three remaining friends of Melissa that don't have actors.

Plus, there's a collectible shop clerk, and I'm trying to get a special surprise person to portray the voice.  But I don't want to say anything in case it falls through.

Animation is now 97% complete.  Tomorrow I expect to get that number to 98%.

Here are a few images of a set for one of the final scenes:

s this goes into post-production, animation will begin for episode 5 and both projects will be concurrent: episode 4 will be worked on at night and episode 5 during the day.  Hopefully, this thread will soon come to a close as the episode nears completion, and episode 5 production will commence.

I sure hope so.  I animated today and built an exterior set.  Check out my tumblr page for some pics, and more to come today (Wednesday), God-willing.

http://holding-our-own.tumblr.com

Editing voices again.  Crepe has accepted the role of Perahta and performed her lines.  She is great!

Every fall something goes wrong, then another and another, until it's winter. But hopefully all have passed, and Friday, post-production resumes again!

PS, please email me on the voice acting, William.  I need to catch up.  the last six weeks were lost to me.

Post-Production is at a more steady pace with fewer interruptions, finally.  I wind up editing a few minutes of audio at a time and then syncing up video until I run out of audio, then go back to that.  Meanwhile, I'm pleased to say that some of my scripts are being directed by other animators.  LegoStudiosP is in the midst of "The Nine Billion Names of God", adapted from the Arthur C Clarke short story.  This is part of the sci-fi series of which TogFox's "Mariana" is a part.  Meanwhile, Brick Block Productions is preparing to animate what will be the second Tinnitis song to get rendered as Lego.  William Osborne's "My Dog" is the first.  Funmi Productions has been greenlighted to animate "Warm" by Robert Sheckley, another in the sci-fi series.  And Sir Snorlax is given the greenlight for "Barry's Show", a lucid comedy written for one of the BiM Screenplay challenges.  So while you're waiting for HOO 4, some of these may be released to appease you in the meantime!