Part 8 is here! Again, if you haven’t seen the previous seven parts, you’ll want to go watch them first.
iSundae II: Attack of the Cones – Part 8 of 10 from Phantom Moose Films on Vimeo.
You can also watch the movie on YouTube.
Stick around! This week, Rebekah will tell you how we worked around needing ten people for a scene, when we only had eight.
Bob the bog monster was not easy to bring to life in iSundae II. Here’s a video showing Bob from the original concept from iSundae to the final monster scene in iSundae II, part 7.
The Making of Bob from Phantom Moose Films on Vimeo.
You can also watch the video on YouTube.
Time for part 7! If you haven’t seen the previous six parts, you’ll want to watch those first.
iSundae II: Attack of the Cones – Part 7 of 10 from Phantom Moose Films on Vimeo.
You can also watch the video on YouTube.
Be sure to stick around. We have a very special behind the scenes video this week!
It’s time for part 6! If you haven’t seen the first five parts, you’ll want to do that before you see this.
iSundae II: Attack of the Cones – Part 6 of 10 from Phantom Moose Films on Vimeo.
You can also watch the video on YouTube.
Later this week, Rebekah will show you what went into the creation of the weather machine.
(This post references iSundae II: Attack of the Cones, part 5. You may want to view the movie before reading this post.)
Have you ever been bored and brilliant in the space of a minute? You’re sitting there, minding your own business, and suddenly lightning strikes. A large part of the iSundae II script came about in that way. The whole concept of Fonsuger being after something, and what that something was came out of a bored doodle during a movie discussion. And Reyshar’s hat.
I stopped and looked down at the paper. Now, that prop looked cool. How could we fit it into the movie? And the piece on top . . . where have I seen that shape before? “Hey,” I said, “What if the thing Fonsuger is after has something to do with the first movie? Relating back to why Reyshar wore that weird helmet thing.” The idea took fire and we soon found ourselves with a slidey-puzzle box that contained something that could make you immune to being utterly vaporized. Granted, the “relating back to Reyshar” part changed a bit in the finished movie. We didn’t explain that what was in the box was kept in the point on Reyshar’s helmet, but the general idea mushroomed out of that. [Read more →]
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