# Ark, one more time

As soon as i can i will be creating a you tube channel based solely on Ark and may yet incorporate other games and animations i do once i return to the south island of NZ to continue my study of animation at SIT of which this blog will contain more and study based things once i learn how to categorize my channel i may also do a bit of ranting of the worlds issues my favorite subject being
If i were Prime minister or President this would be the most fun i think.

Either way

Ark Survival Evolved is due to exit the Beta stage of production this year but do not quote me for i do not have the actual information on this

Next step for me is to save up for the Xbox Scorpio project i may yet try to make my partner the star but i doubt she will be playing Ark as often as i will be just got to get the money together and smash it out

Dear Vaughn if you happen to see this post please Know this If my previous post based on Ark comes to life i would like you to join me in the creation of such world(s).
I am not after money I just want to Create this is my REAL passion,
to create worlds where freaks like me can be human ish or the Wizard/Bard/Stripper/Warrior.
But there are things i need to take place.

An anonymous donation or investor like a Billionaire who wouldn't mind losing  1 of his or her Billions Dreams are still free.
    

# Ark,Survival Evolved steps to take

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcvW8TDOkhQ

This would have to be one of my main goals as an upcoming animator to create something this beautiful.


Or at least be part of this
however in this country it is far too hard to get close to anything this good tech wise I will need access Unity and Unreal 4 for at least a sniff of such a fast rising enterprise that means extreme debt and no real assurance

Studio Wildcard
http://www.studiowildcard.com/

Beat me to the punch on my preexisting plans however it would only cost me a smidgen of time to incorporate or liaise Studio Wildcard into my plans
 in fact I have already
As for the ideas I am going to keep to myself  unless Studio Wildcard come to the party then i will share it with them here would be a sniff for those readers
I would Need
#1/ Permission /Assistance from Studio Wildcard
#2/ 10 cast members who are upcoming At least 1 Strong build Male And 1 Non hollywood corrupted Female specific builds for both
#3/ Specific sponsorship Film companies And of course I would love to have Weta Workshop NZ
http://wetaworkshop.com/visit-us/workshop-tours/tour/there-and-back-again-the-full-experience?gclid=CjwKEAiA0fnFBRC6g8rgmICvrw0SJADx1_zAw2j1WHj4Vbj9hfR4hSIQO6Mso8xOKAyurftAA8Cf6BoCSHTw_wcB

A Director with great visionary perspective Sir Peter Jackson would be fantastic or the alike

But yes I get it I am a no body with a dream, but dreams are free until you choose pursue them

Either way this will be an expensive and fun adventure at this point we will also need:
New Zealand and graphic interfacing/ green screen as NZ has all enviro requirements but desert
This would be the making of a long project but in the long run it would also be heaps of fun
one day it will happen.

BSA 124 Stop motion

we are all done for the shooting of the stop motion film of the Blowb and his high jinks  at all of 1214  ish shots taken again i am still on sound and Cayleb is on the task of editing this was quiets a time based challenge for all of there was a point for about a week where i was fully unable to attend which i was unfortunately unable to control but Cayleb and i have finally finished the whole shoot and editing Vaughn was kind enough to allow all of the class an extension for the hand in and we managed to just hand in alil late at a ridiculous 4 GB we have no clue what has happened about that but never mind it is done and i look forward to watching every bodies on the 8th


Dear Vaughn Thank you very much for having me in your classes and all you wisdom and understanding i look forward to working with you again it really has been a blast
Kind Regards
Theo


             

BSA 124 Stop motion

the other day Cayleb and i completed most of the stage for our stop motion now all we need is to create character bits and bobs and we will be away laughing ....hopefully


i found during experiments that it is easy to over cook the clay based stuff we are using for the mouths and eyes DO NOT bake at 200 for 10 mins about 120-150 for 10 mins should do however i am yet to test this but it seems like it would be sufficient.

BSA 106 22.9.16

The wall Pink Floyd
By Allen Parker and Gerald Stark including Roger Waters whom rote the screen play fro the wall.
My review of the wall, it is about a rock star and his decent into madness as he quietly comes undone the film was made in 1982 and is part animation and live action the animation was rather effective with the story telling and  i feel the film itself is a very wide mix of meanings  for example how we are being controlled as well as the themes of war and abandonment the children of war felt


The Wall as a subject to me personally i feel the wall is the society on earth and how from a young age we are being controlled and forced to conform into a brick for the ever growing wall of society and consumerism and capitalism ....as well as for those who do not conform they are shunned and belittled until they lose the mind they once had then they are thrown away into an asylum so the rest of the world doesn't have to deal with the non conformity of these individuals who usually become artists of which during this time are again labeled mad or nutty  for the fact that they see the world in a different way however this is not the way for the time.

Still in this day and age we have a "Standard" to live according to The New Zealand (Dream).    

BSA 106 Remake or Reboot?

Lion King 1995 they remade the Lion King shortly after the Simbas pride or Lion King 2, to go along with the Thrird movie Known as Hakunamatata or Lion King 3, the Lion King remade or HD revamped for Blu Ray they added about 5 new sing along some versions even allowed subtitles.
I watched the Lion King a Heap(after i got past the death Mufasa) as well as extended play time ....the only reason i feel it wasn't the best i have boiled down to the reason was because i remember the film very well and it was a master piece and still is its just that they added a couple unnecessary songs i didnt like as an adult.



The Remake of the Lord of the rings (the first one) the original that i am aware of is the 1978 animated when i saw this film i was very young and couldn't keep up at this point because i was soo young but yeah the remade version of the Lord of the Rings (Peter Jackson) well done.




Revamp to happen Jaws series it would be alot of fun from a working type of idea  

BSA 106

Animation 1980 - 1985.

Canada
—Gerald Potterton
—Created Heavy Metal (1981) an adaption of cult adult comic book of the same name.
—Film is composed of many psychedelic, sci-fi fantasy stories about sex, violence and rock n roll.
—Animation was divided between many different studios and directors.
A lot of rotoscoping human characters was used.
—Nelvana Studio
—Created Rock & Rule (1983)
—Similar style to Heavy Metal (1981)
—Featured a post apocalyptic world where mutant animals have taken over.
France
—Paul Grimault
—Formed a small animation company with Andre Sarrut and created many short animations.
—Started making a film in 1948 with the title The Shepherdess and the Chimneysweep.
—Sarrut screened an unfinished version of the film in 1952 and Grimault fell out with Sarrut and production was halted.
—Grimault won the rights to the film in 1967 and the film was finished in 1980 (32 years after production first started) and renamed the film The King and the Mocking Bird.
UK
—Dianne Jackson
—Created The Snowman (1982)
—Nominated for 1983 Academy Award for best animated short film.
—One of the most successful British family orientated animations, later to be superseded by Aardman Animations.
—Cosgrove Hall Productions
—The Wind in the Willows (1983)
—Worldwide success of the stop-motion film led to a 52 episode TV series and a second film A Tale of Two Toads (1989).
UK / USA
—John Halas
—Created the short Dilemma (1981)
—Following the limitations of his previous experiment with CG used in Autoban (1979), Dilemma claims to be the first fully digitized CG film.
—Autoban (1979) and Tron (1982) also made this claim though it is unclear how much is actually cel animation made to look like CG.
Canada / Germany
—Frederic Back
—German by birth, his films are an examination of Canadian culture.
—Created Crac! (1981) A story of the life of a rocking chair.
—Early example of of the pastel shaded look that become popular in the 80’s.
Czech Republic
—Jan Svankmajer
—Created Dimensions of Dialogue (1982)
—A film about the how humans communicate and how this can go wrong.
—Also created Alice (1988)
—Mixture of live action and stop-motion.
Canada
—Richard Condie
—Created The Big Snit (1985)
—Simple drawings, wobbly lines, and a refusal to take anything seriously.
UK
—Gerald Scarfe
—Created 15 minutes of animation for Pink Floyds film The Wall (1982)
—Film is about a mental breakdown of a rock star called Pink (based on former Pink Floyd member Syd Barrett who suffered a drug fuelled breakdown)
—Film explores the feelings of isolation and alienation.
—Animated sequences were inspired by Gerald’s childhood memories of the Germans bombing England during World War II
UK / Canada
Steve Baron directed Money for Nothing (1985) by Dire Straits (one of the first computer animated videos and a landmark in CGI) Animation was done by Ian Pearson and Gavin Blair
—Steve Baron also directed A-ha’s Take On Me (1985)
—Video was animated by Michael Patterson, who makes the singer of the band come alive from a comic book using rotoscoping technique.