I got cartoon'd this month by someone attending the Guaranteed* Video Extravaganza. Just scanned this in last night for safe-keeping. I guess this means I can rock my beard in the next New Kids on the Rock.
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We've talked about it but none of us are what you'd call traditional animators. I've done extensive roto and Neil did bare-bones 3D animation in Computer Fighters. The work required to do a legit animated short would be hefty for us.
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Have you had a chance to play with Mindshow?
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Not yet. My VR intake has slowed down a bit. The Inpatient is next on my list.
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I think you’ll like it, it’s honestly a 2 hour movie, very little gameplay, but solid cinematics! You guys need to check out some of the creative stuff on the PC side, really cool things happening!
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Using the headset's mic for conversations is crazy sounding to me, I can't wait to try it. I need to work on building a top-tier PC before diving into that world of VR, but it needs to happen in the next year or so.
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It’s a bit kitschy, but excites me for what’s to come! You won’t regret it for a second, I could see you guys using some nice mixed reality content spliced in with the show! Side note, did you ever get to flatbed edit?
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Yup. I shot a movie with my buddy @Sinclairissa in 2005 called "Two Fools For Ice Cream." We shot that on 8mm.
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Replying to @KevinTheJames @Sinclairissa
I had a feeling, your cuts are spot on man, I’m always jealous! What do you think about 360 vids? I know tech is still in its infancy, and you have to work around cuts, but could be a fun challenge!

Jan 26, 2018 · 12:34 AM UTC

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Replying to @PSVRfrank @Sinclairissa
It's pretty rad, but I think it's best suited for experiences and live-casting. Traditional storytelling needs more of a narrow lens, in my humble opinion, but I'm positive plenty of interesting experiments will come from 360 degree storytelling.
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