Some Mysterious Concept Art
I’m not saying what this is for beyond that it’s for the new movie. Here are two lovely pieces of concept art from Rebekah. What do you think they are?
I’m not saying what this is for beyond that it’s for the new movie. Here are two lovely pieces of concept art from Rebekah. What do you think they are?
Some of you, from various correspondence with us and hints dropped by us, have probably figured this out already. We’re working on another movie. Here are some details: [Read more →]
When we were all together in the South for the iSundae II premier, we thought it’d be fun to make a short, just-for-fun movie. This is the result. Please keep in mind that we did this whole thing in a week. Oh, and since the characters are from iSundae and iSundae II, you may want to see those films first.
The Guard Movie from Phantom Moose Films on Vimeo.
You can also watch the video on YouTube.
A line from iSundae II says, “I wondered how a cat could be a wielder.” Well, I did too. It’s hard enough making an eight inch stuffed animal look like he’s thinking and walking and talking, but having him run around with people? People at least five times his size? Thankfully, we had had experience with the basic kitty moves. Wiggle him, he looks like he’s talking. Hop him around on strings, he’s walking. The real pinch was in taking him outside of Mr. Kitty’s Babysitting Set, and putting him in there with the big dogs. [Read more →]
(This video references part 10 of iSundae II: Attack of the Cones. You may want to view that part before you view this video.)
Your patience has been rewarded. Here, at long last, is the tower top behind the scenes video.
Behind the Scenes of the iSundae II Tower Top Scene from Phantom Moose Films on Vimeo.
You can also watch the video on YouTube.
This is the last behind the scenes article we have planned. Is there anything that you want to know about from iSundae II? Leave a comment and tell us, and we’ll see if we can accommodate you.
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