Quote - I myself think it's very possible to have done much of it in Studio as the 3Delight render engine is no slouch when used properly. I'm also convinced after months/years of mis-information from users that many are idiots and don't have a clue how to do anything correctly. Blender has improved dramatically over the past year in usability so for one person to be able to use it to make a movie, I could accept that, but it would've needed a team to use it before. I think it was used for effect shots along with real footage like VideoCopilot has available for compositing. The movie looks to me like it has a lot of compositing.

Thanks, this is the kind of info I was hoping for.

24 fps...that makes a big difference.  I thought HD was done at 60 fps, but I don't know much about it.  I can barely wrap my brain around PAL vs. NTSC.