Richard, I don't think you'd get that effect with the included CellShader. However, now that I know it's not vectorised, I'm in full agreement 'bout Sketch&Toon being able to do it.

It looks like that's going to be the best bet here. Problem is, I don't want to update my current Cinema core (8.5), 'cos it's getting very costly - and even if I did, I'd have to update again and loose almost everything just in order to get Clothilde in the animation plugin.

Hmmm... yep, sure looks like Sketch&Toon - but I'll have to wait until they release CinemaX or possibly X.5 because I've been watching their way of doing things - and they ain't gonna catch me out again ;-)

Paul, yeah I think it would be too unweildy - it would be far more Pro-looking to use Cinema. Again, that would be good for stills though, cheers!

Mahray, I've never read the book, but I'll definitely go and see the movie. Gonna be cool to see that effect on the 'Big-Screen', and of course, there's always Ryder as an added incentive :-P

Ganthor, I'm in the UK - so I don't know of the ads you're referring to. But, as you've probably guessed by the previous stuff - you should look at Sketch&Toon for Cinema (better still, grab the demo). Visually, it shouldn't have any prob's creating this effect - although technically, I think there are differences somewhere along the line.

The wait can be horrific, but the outcome can be worse - pumeco 2006