Just after deciding to put Roy’s Odyssey on the back-burner for a bit (explained in the previous post), James Hamer-Morton (director of Enter The Zombie) approached me about doing the visual effects on a new short that he’s writing/directing.

The short is (currently) called Draw, and is about a girl who discovers that she has a pencil that causes whatever she draws to become real, only to realise that some of the side-effects are not quite as desirable as she had imagined.

The film itself will be about 5 minutes (or less), and has a grand total of 18 visual effects shots. Half of these are 2D only, and are mainly transitions from hand-drawn items on a page to the real object. The other half involve a plant that grows out of the page into the room, and will involve a reasonable amount of 3D.

It should be an interesting short to work on - I’ll keep you updated on it, but probably won’t be as open with it on a shot-by-shot basis as I have been with Roy’s Odyssey. (Until the film is finished and released, that is….)

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